MAMMOGRAPHY MOCK EXAM - PROCEDURES

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MAMMOGRAPHY MOCK EXAM - PROCEDURES

- MAMMOGRAPHIC POSITIONING, SPECIAL

NEEDS AND IMAGING PROCEDURES –Q/A

When a patient with a protruding abdomen presents for a mammogram, you will encounter difficulty positioning the breast over the image detector. One possible solution may be to ask your patient to _____.

  • Be seated for the examination so you can position the chair under the unit
  • Stand slightly back from the digital detector then ask her to lean in with her
  • hips back

  • Perform the FB (from below) as an alternative to the CC
  • Replace the CC view with a ML view ✔️Ans - B. Stand slightly back from
  • the digital detector then ask her to lean in with her hips back The development of the C-View, a 2-D synthesized image, in Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT) resulted in the elimination of the 2D exposure, a reduction in exam time and ______.

  • Less breast compression
  • More simplified patient positioning
  • An increase in patient dose
  • A reduction in patient dose ✔️Ans - D. A reduction in patient dose
  • _____ is the most valuable adjunct imaging method to mammography.

  • Ultrasound (U/S)
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging (BSGI) ✔️Ans - A. Ultrasound (U/S)
  • 3D DBT images can be acquired in either a _____ or a step-and-shoot motion.

  • Focal
  • Rapid
  • Continuous
  • Slabbing ✔️Ans - C. Continuous
  • _____ is the most valuable modality for investigating the integrity of breast implants.

  • Ultrasound (U/S) 1 / 3
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging (BSGI) ✔️Ans - B. Magnetic Resonance
  • Imaging (MRI) ____ was/were developed for MR imaging of the breast for improved spatial resolution.

  • Automatic exposure control
  • Dedicated surface coils
  • B-mode contact scanner
  • Forward-inclined gantry ✔️Ans - B. Dedicated surface coils
  • Sentinel node mapping is performed following the injection of a radioactive tracer in order to locate the _____ for surgical biopsy and pathologic inspection.

  • First lymph node to drain lymphatic fluid from the cancer site
  • Cancerous tumor
  • Levels two and three axillary lymph nodes
  • Most dense area of fibroglandular tissue ✔️Ans - A. First lymph node to
  • drain lymphatic fluid from the cancer site _______ uses an iodinated intravenous contrast agent in combination with mammography, allowing the x-ray image to become enhanced to potentially detect hidden lesions or masses in the breast.

  • Whole breast sonography
  • Stereotactic Core Biopsy
  • Contrast-enhanced spectral mammography (CESM)
  • Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) ✔️Ans - C. Contrast-enhanced
  • spectral mammography (CESM) ____ uses a thin needle and syringe to collect cell clumps or single cells from a breast lump.

  • Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC)
  • Stereotactic Core Biopsy
  • Ductography / Galactography
  • Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping ✔️Ans - A. Fine-Needle Aspiration
  • Cytology (FNAC) ____ utilizes the principle of triangulation to determine the horizontal, vertical and depth of the lesion within the breast. 2 / 3

  • Stereotactic biopsy
  • Ductography / Galactography
  • Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping
  • Open surgical biopsy ✔️Ans - A. Stereotactic biopsy
  • When a patient with a nonpalpable lump is scheduled for an open surgical biopsy, a ____ must be performed before the surgeon is able to excise the area.

  • Computer Aided Detection (CAD)
  • Needle localization procedure
  • Ductogram / galactogram
  • Sentinel lymph node mapping ✔️Ans - B. Needle localization procedure
  • Specimen radiography, utilizing a magnification technique, should always be done when a biopsy is performed for ____.

  • Microcalcifications
  • Nipple discharge
  • Radial scar
  • An area of asymmetry ✔️Ans - A. Microcalcifications
  • Prior to an interventional procedure, the benefits, limitations, and risks of the procedure, as well as alternative procedures should be discussed with the patient and _______ should be obtained and documented.

  • Height and weight
  • An oral agreement
  • The informed consent form
  • A standardized list of available items ✔️Ans - C. The informed consent
  • form The FDA approved the use of ______ only as an adjunct to mammography.

  • Breast thermography
  • Galactography
  • Elastography
  • Echogenography ✔️Ans - A. Breast thermography
  • 3D breast tomosynthesis virtually eliminates the challenges associated with _____, the greatest problem associated with 2D mammography.

  • Inadequate exposures
  • Overlapping structures within the breast
  • Patient motion
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