Because a cancerous lesion was revealed in a biopsy, the physician scheduled the surgical removal of the breast or a(n)Select one:a.mammoplasty.b.mastectomy.c.oophorectomy.d.colporrhaphy.Clear my choice

Use a medical term from the list below to complete the sentence. anterior and posterior colporrhaphycontraceptiondilation and curettagedysmenorrheaendometriosishormone replacement therapymammoplastymastectomymenopausestereotactic breast biopsyfibrocystic breast condition  1. A(n) Answer, or surgical removal of the breast, was performed after the biopsy revealed a cancerous lesion.2. The patient, whose initial complaints were of pain and cramping in the lower abdomen accompanied by menometrorrhagia, was diagnosed with Answer, an abnormal condition in which endometrial tissue grows in various areas in the pelvic cavity.3. The patient required a(n) Answer to correct a protrusion of the bladder against the anterior wall of the vagina.4. When the patient complained of painful menstrual flow, she was describing a condition known as Answer.5. Answer is the cessation of menstruation, usually occurring around the ages of 48 to 53.6. A(n) Answer is a surgical procedure performed to augment, reduce, or reconstruct the breasts.7. Upon diagnosis of Answer, a disorder characterized by benign cysts in the breast thought to be caused by hormonal changes, the patient was advised to conduct regular breast self-examinations and keep up with annual mammograms.8. Answer, the replacement of estrogen and progesterone, may be prescribed for postmenopausal women to address symptoms associated with menopause.9. A(n) Answer, the widening of the cervix and scraping of the endometrial lining of the uterus, was surgically performed to correct the patient’s prolonged bleeding.10. Answer is a technique that combines computer-assisted biopsy and mammography to obtain tissue from a breast lesion.11. Use of the condom, birth control pill, and intrauterine device are forms of Answer, the intentional prevention of pregnancy.

A patient having both ovaries removed would be scheduled for a ___________ oophorectomy.

Mrs. Rebecca Anderson, a 48-year-old female, recently discovered she has invasive ductal carcinoma of the left breast during a routine mammogram. The mass is at stage 3 but genetic testing has revealed she carries the BRCA1 mutation, further increasing her risk of breast cancer. As a proactive measure, Mrs. Anderson has been recommended to undergo a double mastectomy. She has filled in a consent form for this procedure but when you admit her, she expresses to you that she is unsure if she really wants to “lose both breasts” during the surgery. Mrs. Anderson has a history of hypertension and mild anxiety. She is adopted, so lacks knowledge of any family medical history. She currently works as a teacher and resides with her husband and two teenage children. Mrs. Anderson identifies as Christian, and her spiritual beliefs are integral to her well-being.

A 35-year-old woman presents with painless lump in the upper outer quadrant of her left breast forthe last 8 months. On examination, the lesion is ill-defined, firm, and 3.0 cm in its widest diameter.An enlarged and non-tender axillary lymph node is also palpable. An excision biopsy of her breastlesion is done.Refer to slide #1. Why is her breast lesion ill-defined?2. Illustrate the tumor in the slide. Give is your diagnosis and state your microscopic basis.263. What is the most likely microscopic finding of her axillary node?4. What gene mutations can be associated with familial cases of this neoplasm?

The surgeon, who incised the prostate gland to remove a stone, performed a(n)Select one:a.hydrocelectomy.b.enucleation.c.vesiculectomy.d.prostatolithotomy.