2019 NPSA SELF-ASSESSMENT Test for Friday, First Session
INSTRUCTIONS:
Please choose the correct answer below. YOU MUST RECEIVE A PASSING SCORE OF 75% OR MORE TO RECEIVE SELF-ASSESSMENT CREDIT FOR THIS SESSION. You may retake the test as many times as you need to achieve the passing score.
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For surgeons doing 1-10 cases per year
For surgeons doing fewer than 50 cases per year
For surgeons doing more than 50 cases per year
For all surgeons
Whether pectoralis fascia removed
Blood loss during procedure
Type of suture closure
Whether any anterior breast tissue remains
30 seconds
1 minute
5 minutes
15 minutes
Margin status
Margin width
Tumour border type (eg. pushing, intermediate, invasive)
Tumour size
A 45 year old man who underwent a therapeutic lymph node dissection years after a negative SLNB
A 65 year old man who had a positive SLNB, and underwent a therapeutic lymph node dissection 9 months later
A 30 year old woman who had a positive SLNB, and negative CLND 3 months later.
A 85 year old woman with a melanoma of breslow thickness of >10mm, but elected to not undergo a SLNB.
Patient race
Patient age
Time from last dose of chemotherapy
Extent of breast and axilla-directed surgery
Mean tumor thickness
Tumor ulceration rates
Sentinel node positivity rates
Tumor relapse rates
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