3.URO CANCERS Flashcards

1
Q

Most common GU cancer in male

A

prostate ca

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2
Q

triad of renal cell carcinoma

A

mass, hematuria, pain

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3
Q

most common site of metastasis in RCC

A

lungs

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4
Q

most common cause of paraneoplastic erythrocytosis

A

RCC (metastatic?)

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5
Q

DDX for RCC

A

benign renal cyst

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6
Q

gold std management of RCC

A

radical nephrectomy

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7
Q

management for RCC that is interpolar/exophytic

A

partial nephrectomy

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8
Q

most common renal CA histological type

A

adenocarcinoma

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9
Q

name of classification used for renal cyst

A

bosniak

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10
Q

what type? fluid only, no tx needed

A

type 1

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11
Q

type? thin peripheral calcifications

A

type 2

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12
Q

type? enhancing solid mass

A

RCCA type 4

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13
Q

type 2 are commonly arise from?

A

infection/ hemorrhage

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14
Q

diagnosis of renal adenoma based solely on?

A

pathological exam

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15
Q

slow growing tumors

A

ureteral tumors

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16
Q

most common ureteral histo type tumor

A

transitional cell ca

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17
Q

single most accurate diagnostics for ureteral tumor

A

ureteroscopy + biopsy

18
Q

2nd most common GU tumor

A

bladder CA

19
Q

important layer for staging and management of bladder CA

A

muscle layer

20
Q

give risk factors for bladder CA except smoking

A

aniline dyes
phenacetin abuse
cyclophosphamide (Ctx)

21
Q

painless hematuria is seen in what CA

A

bladder CA

22
Q

gold std treatment for bladder CA

A

cystectomy radical with urinary diversion

23
Q

most common histologic type of prostate CA

A

adenocarcinoma

24
Q

most common origin of prostate CA

A

P-T-C (peripheral - transitional - central)

25
Q

mc site of mets ng prostate

A

BONE

26
Q

early stage sx of prostate CA

A

nocturia, urgency

weak stream

27
Q

PSA elevated in non CA conditions?

A

yes. prostatitis and previous instrumentation

28
Q

indications for Radionuclide bone scan in prostate ca px

A

PSA >20

gleason score 8-10

29
Q

placement of radioactive seeds in the prostate gland

A

brachytherapy

30
Q

palliative for prostate CA

A

endocrine therapy (castration, testosterone blockade)

31
Q

MC form of penile CA

A

squamous

32
Q

risk factors of penile CA?

A

poor hygiene! uncircumcised…

33
Q

aka carcinoma in situ of penis

A

bowens/erythroplasia of quey rat

34
Q

important prognostic factor in penile CA

A

inguinal node status

35
Q

treatment for penile CA

A

partial penectomy

36
Q

only GUT Ca more common in women

A

URETHRAL Ca

37
Q

mc site of urethral ca in men

A

bulbomembranous area

38
Q

etiology for urethral ca in women

A

chronic UTI

39
Q

layer which separates prostate from rectum

A

denonviliers fascia

40
Q

gold standard for mgt of BPH

A

TURP

41
Q

medical therapy for BPH

A

alphablockers (prazosin,etc)

42
Q

absolute surgical indications for prostate BPH

A
urinary retention
recurrent uti d/t bph
gross hema from bph
bladder stones
renal insufficiency
large bladder diverticula