I-HUMAN CASE STUDY: BETTY BURNS ASSESSMENT OF A
SELF-DETECTED BREAST LUMP (PART 1, BASIC DDX)
COMPREHENSIVE 2026-2027 WITH ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
, i-Human Case Study: Betty Burns
Self-Detected Breast Lump (Part 1 – Basic Differential Diagnosis)
Comprehensive 2025/2026 Practice Exam (High-Yield, 1000-Word Style)
SECTION 1: Breast Lump History Taking (1–20)
1. The MOST important first question for a breast lump is:
A. Do you exercise regularly?
B. When did you first notice the lump?
C. Do you eat fatty foods?
D. What is your blood type?
Answer: B
2. A key symptom that increases concern for malignancy is:
A. Painful lump
B. Hard, irregular, non-mobile mass
C. Soft, tender mass
D. Bilateral lumps
Answer: B
3. Breast cancer risk increases most with:
A. Young age
B. Family history of BRCA mutation
SELF-DETECTED BREAST LUMP (PART 1, BASIC DDX)
COMPREHENSIVE 2026-2027 WITH ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
, i-Human Case Study: Betty Burns
Self-Detected Breast Lump (Part 1 – Basic Differential Diagnosis)
Comprehensive 2025/2026 Practice Exam (High-Yield, 1000-Word Style)
SECTION 1: Breast Lump History Taking (1–20)
1. The MOST important first question for a breast lump is:
A. Do you exercise regularly?
B. When did you first notice the lump?
C. Do you eat fatty foods?
D. What is your blood type?
Answer: B
2. A key symptom that increases concern for malignancy is:
A. Painful lump
B. Hard, irregular, non-mobile mass
C. Soft, tender mass
D. Bilateral lumps
Answer: B
3. Breast cancer risk increases most with:
A. Young age
B. Family history of BRCA mutation
