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WorksheetsBreast exam and Pap smear
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What are lobules in the breast responsible for?
Carrying blood
Making milk
Providing support
Detecting cancer
What is the primary purpose of breast self-examination?
To enhance breast appearance
To increase breast size
To prevent breast feeding
To detect breast cancer
What is the most common presentation of breast cancer?
Nipple itching
Skin dimpling
Painless lump
Blood-stained discharge
At what age is a mammogram typically recommended?
25 years
30 years
40 years
35 years
What does a biopsy involve?
Surgical removal of tissue
Physical examination
X-ray imaging
Blood test
What is Stage 0 breast cancer also known as?
Locally advanced cancer
Metastatic cancer
Ductal carcinoma in situ
Invasive carcinoma
What is a common non-cancerous condition of the breast?
Fibroadenoma
Mastectomy
Lymphoma
Ductal carcinoma
What is the purpose of a Pap smear?
To assess breast size
To detect breast cancer
To screen for cervical cancer
To check for hormonal changes
What is a common symptom of breast pain?
Occurs before menstrual period
Occurs during ovulation
Occurs after menopause
Occurs during pregnancy
What is the significance of lymph nodes in breast cancer?
They prevent infections
They produce milk
They can indicate cancer spread
They are responsible for breast size
What is the first step in breast self-examination?
Raise arms overhead
Feel for lumps
Look in the mirror
Squeeze the nipples
What does Stage IV breast cancer indicate?
Localized cancer
Cancer has spread to other parts of the body
Non-invasive cancer
Early stage cancer
What is a common characteristic of fibroadenomas?
They cause severe pain
They are firm and mobile
They are always larger than 5 cm
They are cancerous
What is the role of ultrasound in breast examination?
To diagnose both cancerous and non-cancerous lumps
To detect only cancerous lumps
To perform a biopsy
To measure breast size
What is a common risk factor for cervical cancer?
Regular exercise
Multiple sexual partners
Healthy diet
Single sexual partner
What is the recommended age for women to start having Pap smears?
25 years
15 years
18 years
21 years
What is the purpose of radiological investigations in breast cancer diagnosis?
To visualize internal structures
To perform surgery
To treat infections
To assess hormonal levels
What is a common symptom of a breast abscess?
Breast pain only
Fever and swelling
Skin discoloration
Nipple discharge
What does the term 'metastasized' refer to?
Cancer that is localized
Cancer that has spread to other parts of the body
Non-cancerous growth
Early stage cancer
What is the significance of examining lymph nodes during a breast examination?
To evaluate hormonal changes
To detect cancer spread
To assess breast size
To check for infections
What is the main goal of breast cancer treatment in early stages?
Palliative care
Chemotherapy only
Radiation therapy only
Surgery and reconstruction
What is the recommended action if a lump is found during a breast self-examination?
Ignore it
Wait for a month
Perform another self-exam
Consult a doctor
What is the purpose of squeezing the nipple during a breast self-examination?
To check for lumps
To assess size
To check for discharge
To evaluate skin texture
