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____________ is Not a factor for breast cancer - breast feeding A benign condition of breast enlargement in men is - gynocomastia ACS recommends mammograms annually after the age - 40 Acute Kidney Injury can be caused from - MI Acute Kidney Injury Causes - - Reduced perfusion to the kidneys (prerenal) - Damage to kidney tissue (intrarenal) - Obstruction (postrenal) - Pre-existing reduced GFR or elevated albumin-creatinine ratio at risk for AKI ACUTE Pyelonephritis Causes - • Most common organism- E. Coli • E. faecalis common in hospitalized patients • Staph, candidiasis, and salmonella may cause • Diabetes, urinary stones, long term NSAID users all at risk • Infection moves from urinary tract to kidney • Acute pyelonephritis- active bacterial infection • Chronic pyelonephritis- continued UTIs, usually anatomic ab

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MDC3 EXAM 1 Practice Questions with Complete
Solutions 2025
____________ is Not a factor for breast cancer - ✔✔✔breast feeding



A benign condition of breast enlargement in men is - ✔✔✔gynocomastia



ACS recommends mammograms annually after the age - ✔✔✔40



Acute Kidney Injury can be caused from - ✔✔✔MI



Acute Kidney Injury Causes - ✔✔✔- Reduced perfusion to the kidneys (prerenal)

- Damage to kidney tissue (intrarenal)

- Obstruction (postrenal)

- Pre-existing reduced GFR or elevated albumin-creatinine ratio at risk for AKI



ACUTE Pyelonephritis Causes - ✔✔✔• Most common organism- E. Coli

• E. faecalis common in hospitalized patients

• Staph, candidiasis, and salmonella may cause

• Diabetes, urinary stones, long term NSAID users all at risk

• Infection moves from urinary tract to kidney

• Acute pyelonephritis- active bacterial infection

• Chronic pyelonephritis- continued UTIs, usually anatomic abnormality



ACUTE Pyelonephritis S/s - ✔✔✔- Fever, chills, tachycardia, tachypnea

- Flank, back, or loin pain

- Abdominal discomfort

- nausea and vomiting, urgency, frequency, nocturia

- General malaise or fatigue

,Adjuvant therapy for Risk for metastasizing (Health maintenance) - ✔✔✔• Radiation, chemotherapy, or
combination

• Drug therapy

• Stem cell transplantation



As a woman learns about her disease and faces numerous treatment decisions - ✔✔✔psychological
distress is not elation



As long as the cancer remains within the mammmary duct, it is referred as - ✔✔✔noninvasive



At what age should men be screened for prostate CA? - ✔✔✔40, 50



Best source of treatment for CKD (Chronic kidney disease) is**** - ✔✔✔Dialysis



BPH Medications - ✔✔✔- 5-alpha reductase inhibitors (5-ARI)- first line- finasteride (proscar),
dutasteride (Avodart)- reduces size of prostate

- Alpha-1 selective block agents- tamsulosin (Flomax), alfuzosin, doxazosin, silodosin- relax smooth
muscles in prostate gland helping with urine flow

- Usually a combination

- Saw palmetto extract- helps with urinary symptoms



BPH S/s - ✔✔✔- Incomplete emptying, frequency, intermittency, urgency, weak stream, straining, and
nocturia

- Hematuria

- Irritability, depression, anxiety, social isolation

- Decreased libido



Breast cancer Imaging assessment - ✔✔✔- Mammography

- Tomosynthesis

, - Ultrasonography

- MRI

- Chest x-ray, CT for metastasis



Breast cancer Laboratory assessment - ✔✔✔- Pathologic study of breast mass tissue and lymph nodes

- Liver enzymes, serum calcium, alkaline phosphatase



Breast cancer Physical assessment - ✔✔✔- Location, shape, size, consistency, mobility of mass

- Skin changes

- Lymph nodes



Breast cancer Psychosocial assessment - ✔✔✔- Fear, shock, disbelief

- Previous history of mental illness, age, and life circumstances can increase distress

- Encourage expression

- Refer to support group

- Assess for concerns related to sexuality



Breast cancer risk for Women - ✔✔✔· Often genetic, form is usually more aggressive

· Increased age

· Family history

· Early menarche, nulliparity, late menopause

· Lack of breastfeeding

· Postmenopausal obesity

· Use of postmenopausal HRT

· Alcohol consumption

· Mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2



Breast cancer Risks for Men - ✔✔✔· Family history (M or F) of breast cancer

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