Mammogram
radiology latest
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What is the lifetime risk (incidence) of breastcancer? - answer 1 in 8 women
What are the risk factors for breast cancer: - answer -- woman
-- increased age
-- BRCA1 and BRCA2
-- More in industrialized countries
What is the difference between a screening mammogram and a diagnostic
mammogram? - answer -- Screening: patient has no problems
-- Diagnostic - for ladies with problems such as lumps, focal pain, nipple
discharge, etc.
What are the standard mammogram views? - answer -- CC craniocaudal view
-- MLO Mediolateral Oblique Views
radiology latest
updated version
with 100%
correct answers
What is the lifetime risk (incidence) of breastcancer? - answer 1 in 8 women
What are the risk factors for breast cancer: - answer -- woman
-- increased age
-- BRCA1 and BRCA2
-- More in industrialized countries
What is the difference between a screening mammogram and a diagnostic
mammogram? - answer -- Screening: patient has no problems
-- Diagnostic - for ladies with problems such as lumps, focal pain, nipple
discharge, etc.
What are the standard mammogram views? - answer -- CC craniocaudal view
-- MLO Mediolateral Oblique Views
