Patient presented for US which revealed a mass in the left breast UIQ and a mass in the LOQ of right breast. Biopsy showed Ductal carcinoma in the left breast and ductal carcinoma in situ in the right breast. How many primaries do you have and what is the M rule? (There will be two answers)

ER Physician stated the patient has bilateral breast cancer. After obtaining outside facility (OSF) pathology report it was revealed patient had ductal carcinoma of the left breast and metastatic ductal carcinoma in the right breast from left primary. How many primary(s) to I have and what is my M Rule? (there will be 2 answers)

Using Histology rules Code the Histology and the H Rule: Patient had biopsy of a single tumor which revealed Invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ. (there will be 2 correct answers)

Patient’s Biopsy of a single tumor reveals Ductal carcinoma insitu and cribiform carcinoma in situ. What is the histology and H Rules? (there will be two answers) 

Patient presented on 03/19/22 for breast biopsy in the left breast 2:00 revealing ductal carcinoma and left breast 8:00 revealing pleomorphic carcinoma. How many primary(s) do I have and what is the M rule used? (there will be 2 answers)

Patient presented for biopsy of a mass in the 4:00 of LT breast and 1:00 of LT breast. Pathology revealed squamous cell carcinoma and Clear cell carcinoma. How many primaries do you have and what is the M rule? (There will be two answers)

Patient had a biopsy of the nipple revealed non invasive Paget disease.  What histology do I have and what is the H rule used? (there will be 2 answers)

Regarding post-mating endometritis in mares, select the correct answer:

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Which of the following represents a legal reason that employing a BOC-certified AT for youth athletes can be beneficial?