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Chapter 17 Breast Health Linda Christinsen-Rengel 1. WHIle conducting a physical examination on a female adolescent client, you note that glandular tissue has developed under the areola of her breast and that the nipple and breast project as a single mound. At wHIch Tanner phase is tHIs client? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 Answer: B 2. Tamara is a 7-year-old client who is already SHowing signs of breast development and growth of pubic hair. WHIch condition does Tamara most likely have? A. Premature telarche B. Amastia C. Precocious puberty D. Polythelia Answer: C 3. Denisa is a 48-year-old client who complains of spontaneous discharge of milk from both breasts. SHe says SHe is taking valsartan for her blood pressure and bupropion Hcl for depression. A pregnancy test comes back negative, and her prolactin level is 14 ng/mL. What condition does Denisa most likely have? A. Galactorrhea B. Prolactinoma C. Increased vascularity D. Intraductal papilloma Answer: A 4. You are teacHIng about breast care to Maria, a client who just gave birth and who plans to breastfeed her cHIld. WHIch instruction SHould you give her to help prevent nipple fissures? A. Towel dry her breasts immediately on getting out of the SHower B. Apply lanolin to her nipples C. Avoid wearing a bra D. Avoid waSHIng the breasts Answer: B 5. You have just completed a clinical breast exam on Casey, a healthy 23-year-old client with no personal or family HIstory of breast cancer. You SHould advise Casey to have a clinical breast exam how often? A. Every year B. Every 2 years C. Every 3 years D. Every 5 years Answer: C