3 Questions
Which of the following is a classic sign of breast cancer?
Palpable breast mass
Which of the following is a potential symptom of advanced breast cancer?
Orange-peel appearance of the skin
Which of the following is true about breast cancer in males?
It is not as common as in biological females
Study Notes
- The breasts are mammary glands situated over the pectoralis muscles.
- Breast cancer can cause changes in the structure and appearance of the breasts.
- A palpable breast mass is a classic sign of breast cancer.
- Skin changes, such as the orange-peel appearance, can indicate advanced breast cancer.
- Lymphedema can result from cancer interfering with lymphatic drainage.
- Breast cancer can spread through contiguity and lymphatic and venous routes.
- Breast cancer mainly affects biological females, but can also affect biological males.
- In males, breast cancer can metastasize to the axillary lymph nodes, bone, pleura, lung, liver, and skin.
- A visible or palpable subareolar mass or secretion from a nipple can suggest breast cancer in males.
- Early recognition of breast cancer and other breast conditions is important for clinical outcomes.
Test your knowledge on breast cancer and breast health with this informative quiz. Learn about the anatomy of the breasts, signs and symptoms of breast cancer, and how it can affect both males and females. Find out why early detection is crucial for successful treatment and improved outcomes. Keywords: breast cancer, mammary glands, lymphedema, lymphatic drainage, subareolar mass.
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