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Which type of biopsy typically requires only a consent form and gown change?
Which type of biopsy typically requires only a consent form and gown change?
- Excisional Biopsy
- Surgical biopsy
- Core Needle Biopsy
- Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB) (correct)
What is the primary benefit of early cancer detection through biopsy?
What is the primary benefit of early cancer detection through biopsy?
- Shorter recovery time
- Improved survival rates (correct)
- Minimized pain during the procedure
- Reduced risk of infection
Which of the following is NOT a potential risk associated with biopsies?
Which of the following is NOT a potential risk associated with biopsies?
- Nerve damage
- Excessive bleeding
- Increased risk of cancer development (correct)
- Infection
Which statement best describes the role of anesthesia during biopsies?
Which statement best describes the role of anesthesia during biopsies?
What is a crucial step before undergoing a biopsy, regardless of the type?
What is a crucial step before undergoing a biopsy, regardless of the type?
What type of anesthesia is MOST likely to be used for a Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB)?
What type of anesthesia is MOST likely to be used for a Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB)?
What is the primary reason why biopsies are considered safe procedures?
What is the primary reason why biopsies are considered safe procedures?
Which of the following is a potential consequence of a biopsy procedure?
Which of the following is a potential consequence of a biopsy procedure?
What is a suggestion provided in the text regarding preparation for a biopsy?
What is a suggestion provided in the text regarding preparation for a biopsy?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that typically influences the duration of a biopsy procedure?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that typically influences the duration of a biopsy procedure?
Flashcards
Biopsy preparation
Biopsy preparation
Preparation for a biopsy can vary based on biopsy type; FNABs need consent and gown, others may require fasting.
Anesthesia types in biopsies
Anesthesia types in biopsies
Different anesthesia types are used depending on the biopsy; FNABs may need local anesthesia, while surgical biopsies may need general anesthesia.
Biopsy pain levels
Biopsy pain levels
Anesthesia used in biopsies minimizes pain; procedures may feel like a pinch with some soreness afterward.
Safety of biopsies
Safety of biopsies
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Biopsy and cancer detection
Biopsy and cancer detection
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Biopsy fasting requirements
Biopsy fasting requirements
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Duration of biopsy procedures
Duration of biopsy procedures
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Consultation before biopsy
Consultation before biopsy
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Pain management in biopsies
Pain management in biopsies
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Risks of biopsy procedures
Risks of biopsy procedures
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Study Notes
Biopsy Preparation
- Preparation varies by biopsy type.
- Fine-needle aspiration biopsies (FNABs) typically only require consent and gown change.
- Some biopsies may require fasting.
- Disclose all medication and supplement use to the doctor.
Procedure Details
- Most biopsies are outpatient procedures.
- More extensive procedures could need general anesthesia and a hospital stay.
- Anesthesia type varies; FNABs may only need local anesthesia, while surgical biopsies may require general anesthesia.
Post-Procedure Experience
- Anesthesia minimizes pain.
- Some procedures might involve a brief, sharp pinch sensation, possibly accompanied by soreness for a few days afterward.
Safety Considerations
- Biopsies are generally safe.
- Infection and bleeding risks are low.
- Rarely, excessive bleeding could require further intervention.
- Early cancer detection through biopsy enhances survival rates.
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