MAMMOGRAPHY BOARD EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
In mammography, information included on the medical hx
documentation includes WOTF as they relate to the breast
1. patients history of trauma
2. history of surgery
3. unusual skin condition
(a) 1 & 2
(b) 2 and 3
(c) 1 &3
(d) 1,2 and 3
1, 2 and 3
1. patients history of trauma
2. history of surgery
3. unusual skin condition
,AOTF are forms of SUBJECTIVE patient data EXCEPT
- patient has a palpable lump in the right breast
-patient complaints of severe pain during breast compression
-the mood or demeanor of the patient
-patient complaints of pain and tenderness of the breast
SUBJECTIVE = patient has a palpable lump in the right breast
When questioning a patient to obtain accurate patient history
-keep questions general in nature so as not to offend the patient
-start with open-ended questions and then followup with direct
inquires
-DO NOT let the patient talk too much in order to keep the
examination moving
-using medical jargon to impress patient
start with open-ended questions and then followup with direct
inquires
WOTF are POSITIVE questioning skills that the tech can use when
verifying accuracy of patient information?
- leading questions
-open-ended questions
-repeating information
-facilitation
repeating information
,What is the purpose of "probing" questions used when
interviewing patients?
-clarifies information by asking specific details
-gives the patient time to remember details
-allows the patient time to tell her story
-summarizes the accuracy of the information
Clarifies information by asking specific details
In gathering more information on a patients complaint of pain a
good probing question to ask would be?
- how would you describe the pain
-when did the pain first occur
-if the pain comes and goes, how often does it occur, and what is
the time span between occurrences?
-ALL of the above
If the pain comes and goes, how often does it occur, and what is
the time span between occurrences
There are two types of data collection processes. If your patient
says he or she has a bruise on the Left breast, this information is
regarded as
-objective
-subjective
-open-ended
-probing
OBJECTIVE
, When questioning your patient what is the purpose of repetition?
- to give the patient time to remember the details
-to get more detail
-to summarize
-to allow the patient to tell her story
to summarize
"Where is your pain" is an example of?
-a probing question
-repetition
-summerization
-an open ended question
an open-ended question
WOTF will NOT result in increased breast cancer risk?
-having a mother who took DES while pregnant
-having a first child born before the age of 30
-history of bodkins lymphoma
-menarche at age 10 years
having a first born child before the age of 30
An informed consent is required BEFORE performing WOTF
examination
-US
-MAMMO
-fine needle biopsy
-MRI
FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
In mammography, information included on the medical hx
documentation includes WOTF as they relate to the breast
1. patients history of trauma
2. history of surgery
3. unusual skin condition
(a) 1 & 2
(b) 2 and 3
(c) 1 &3
(d) 1,2 and 3
1, 2 and 3
1. patients history of trauma
2. history of surgery
3. unusual skin condition
,AOTF are forms of SUBJECTIVE patient data EXCEPT
- patient has a palpable lump in the right breast
-patient complaints of severe pain during breast compression
-the mood or demeanor of the patient
-patient complaints of pain and tenderness of the breast
SUBJECTIVE = patient has a palpable lump in the right breast
When questioning a patient to obtain accurate patient history
-keep questions general in nature so as not to offend the patient
-start with open-ended questions and then followup with direct
inquires
-DO NOT let the patient talk too much in order to keep the
examination moving
-using medical jargon to impress patient
start with open-ended questions and then followup with direct
inquires
WOTF are POSITIVE questioning skills that the tech can use when
verifying accuracy of patient information?
- leading questions
-open-ended questions
-repeating information
-facilitation
repeating information
,What is the purpose of "probing" questions used when
interviewing patients?
-clarifies information by asking specific details
-gives the patient time to remember details
-allows the patient time to tell her story
-summarizes the accuracy of the information
Clarifies information by asking specific details
In gathering more information on a patients complaint of pain a
good probing question to ask would be?
- how would you describe the pain
-when did the pain first occur
-if the pain comes and goes, how often does it occur, and what is
the time span between occurrences?
-ALL of the above
If the pain comes and goes, how often does it occur, and what is
the time span between occurrences
There are two types of data collection processes. If your patient
says he or she has a bruise on the Left breast, this information is
regarded as
-objective
-subjective
-open-ended
-probing
OBJECTIVE
, When questioning your patient what is the purpose of repetition?
- to give the patient time to remember the details
-to get more detail
-to summarize
-to allow the patient to tell her story
to summarize
"Where is your pain" is an example of?
-a probing question
-repetition
-summerization
-an open ended question
an open-ended question
WOTF will NOT result in increased breast cancer risk?
-having a mother who took DES while pregnant
-having a first child born before the age of 30
-history of bodkins lymphoma
-menarche at age 10 years
having a first born child before the age of 30
An informed consent is required BEFORE performing WOTF
examination
-US
-MAMMO
-fine needle biopsy
-MRI
FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY
