This medical how-to video from the Department of Health Services Cancer Detection Section will help become more confident in inspecting the female breasts. An regular breast check is vital for cancer detection. Help you patients stay healthy by learning the essential of a clinical breast examination. This entails a comprehensive review of a patients symptoms, history and risk factors. Follow along to learn the basics of inspecting the female breast for cancer.
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1 Comment
where's the rest of it? This only touched on the beginning. The video referenced 3 types of exams and ended with the initial office visit. The video didn't discuss any of the 3 types of exams. Rather useless in my opinion.
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