NURS 340 Health Assessment Final Exam –
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,Subjective data gathering for breast Ø Pain, lump, and discharge
exam 1 Ø Rash, swelling, trauma
Ø History of breast disease
Ø Surgery or radiation
Ø Medications
Ø Patient-centered care
Ø Perform breast self-examination/last
mammogram
· If a patient reports complaints of breast pain, do
not dismiss their symptoms. We need to ask the
patient more information about their pain.
· Trauma
o Any trauma or injury to the breasts?
o Presentation: Did it result in any swelling, lump, or
break in skin?
· History of breast disease
o Any history of breast disease yourself?
o Diagnosis: What type? How was this diagnosed?
o Medical management: When did this occur? How
is it being treated?
o Family history: Any breast cancer in your family?
Who? Sister, mother, maternal grandmother,
maternal aunts, daughter?
o At what age did this relative have breast cancer?
· Preadolescent girl
o Appearance: Have you noticed your breasts
changing?
o Onset: How long has this been happening?
o Description: What have you noticed?
o Feelings: What do you think about all this?
· Pregnant woman
o Appearance: Have you noticed any enlargement
or fullness in the breasts?
o Presentation: Is there any tenderness or tingling?
o Medical history: Do you have inverted nipples?
,o Anticipatory planning: Are you planning to
breastfeed your baby?
· Menopausal woman
o Have you noticed any change in breast contour,
size, or firmness?
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Terms in this set (259)
,Subjective data gathering for breast Ø Pain, lump, and discharge
exam 1 Ø Rash, swelling, trauma
Ø History of breast disease
Ø Surgery or radiation
Ø Medications
Ø Patient-centered care
Ø Perform breast self-examination/last
mammogram
· If a patient reports complaints of breast pain, do
not dismiss their symptoms. We need to ask the
patient more information about their pain.
· Trauma
o Any trauma or injury to the breasts?
o Presentation: Did it result in any swelling, lump, or
break in skin?
· History of breast disease
o Any history of breast disease yourself?
o Diagnosis: What type? How was this diagnosed?
o Medical management: When did this occur? How
is it being treated?
o Family history: Any breast cancer in your family?
Who? Sister, mother, maternal grandmother,
maternal aunts, daughter?
o At what age did this relative have breast cancer?
· Preadolescent girl
o Appearance: Have you noticed your breasts
changing?
o Onset: How long has this been happening?
o Description: What have you noticed?
o Feelings: What do you think about all this?
· Pregnant woman
o Appearance: Have you noticed any enlargement
or fullness in the breasts?
o Presentation: Is there any tenderness or tingling?
o Medical history: Do you have inverted nipples?
,o Anticipatory planning: Are you planning to
breastfeed your baby?
· Menopausal woman
o Have you noticed any change in breast contour,
size, or firmness?
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