84 - urinary frequency. 85 - retention, 86 - incontinence Flashcards

1
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Loop diuretics eg? good when?

A

Loop of Henle (NKCC cotransport).

Better for impaired renal function.

Furosemide.

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2
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Eg of K sparing diuretic?

A

sprionolactone

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3
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Eg of an osmotic diuretic

A

mannitol

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4
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If medication is needed for BPH what do you use? Other Mx?

A

doxazosin or tamsulosin: alpha blockade.

2nd line is finasteride.

There may be a need for intermittent catherisation to prevent retention.

TURP surgery if BPH causes severe obstruction

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5
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Most common Mx of BPH / Ca

A

Active surveillance

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6
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Choice of Mx in prostate Ca that it organ confined is pretty much up to Pt. What are the options?

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Surgery: excision

Wide beam radiotherapy

Brachytherapy: type of radiotherapy via insertion of radioactive iodine isotope seeds.

Active surveillance (with the understanding that future treatment is deferred androgen deprivation therapy)

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7
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What is meant by active surveillance for prostate

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PSA and DRE every 3 months
MRI and biopsy at a year to check for undergrading.
If there is no change, keep monitoring.

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8
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What is a key benefit of active surveillance

A

Not over treating

not over diagnosing

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9
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Mx of locally spread prostate Ca

A

radiotherapy

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10
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Prostate mets go where?

A

bone - mostly spine

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11
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normally seen in blood of prostate mets

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cause raised Alk. Phos. with increased bone turnover.

Also hypercalcemia rarely.

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mx of metastatic prostate disease

A

Androgen deprivation through orchidectomy,

alpha-5 reductase inhibitors such as finasteride (which can halve PSA)

LHRH treatment.

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13
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T2DM medication

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1: Metformin initially unless there is pre-existing renal disease, If so then go to 2nd stage.
2: add one of Gliptin, pioglitazone or sulfonylurea.
3: add another one of the above.

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14
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What causes SIADH

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Excessive release of SIADH from post pituitary or tumour.

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15
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Mx of SIADH

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Lifestyle changes and fluid restriction.

Treat underlying cause where possible.

Drug therapy is tolvaptan.

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