abnormalities of the penis, scrotum, and testes Flashcards

1
Q

what is a common cause for balanitits and balanoposthitis?

A

candida albicans

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what structural abnormality can cause balanitits and balanoposthitis?

A

phimosis

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3
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what cancer is assoicated w/ phimosis?

A

squamous cell carcinoma

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4
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what is phimosis?

A

foreskin can’t be retracted over glans

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5
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what to consider if someone has pain or tenderness of foreskin and chronic yeast infections?

A

phmosis

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6
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what is the treatment for phimosis?

A

broad spectrum abx ;

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potentially circumcision after infection has been eradicated

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7
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what is paraphimosis and what what must you remember?

A

retracted foreskin behind glans penis in uncircumcised person, and it and EMERGENCY

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8
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What is the first line treatment for paraphimosis?

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manual reduction IF SUCCESSFUL REFER TO UROLOGY FOR CIRCUMCISION

squeezing glans for 5 min then draw foreskin over glans

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9
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what do you do if a manual reduction for paraphimosis is unsuccessful?

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immediate referral

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10
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what is the MC abnormal congenital malformation?

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abnormal location of the urethral meatus

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11
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which urethal meatus malformation has a worse prognosis?

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epispadia

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12
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what is a chordee?

A

vental curvature of penis, from short urethra or fibrous tissue around corpus spongiosum, associated w/ HYPOSPADIAS

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13
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What is deformed in peyronies?

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fibrous disorder of the tunica albuginea

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14
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what is an acquired malformation from minor penile trauma?

A

peyronie’s disease

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15
Q

patient presents w/ painful erections, but no pain when flaccid, what do you suspect?

A

peyronie’s disease

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16
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what disease is peyronie’s associated w/?

A

duputren’s contracture

17
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what is the treatment for pyeronies?

A

10% spontaneous improvement

collagenase clostridial histolyticum injection, CCB or interferon plaque injections

surgery (last resort): sexual dysfuction

18
Q

what is a priapism?

A

erection >4 hrs not associated w/ sexual arousal or desire

19
Q

what are some causes for priapism?

A

leukemia, sickle cell, tumors, infections, trauma

20
Q

what do both ischemic and non ischemic priapism need?

A

urology consult

21
Q

what is non ischemic pripaism?

A

high flow, unregulated high blood flow typically from perineal or spinal cord trauma

22
Q

what is ischemic priapism?

A

venous congestion and arterial inflow cessation, ischemic injury to corpora cavernosa caused by RBC dyscrasias, drug use, ED treatments

Painful erection

large needle blood aspiration, adrenergic meds

23
Q

what are risk factors for penile cancer?

A

uncircumcised, phimosis (Squamous cell carcinoma), HPV infection

24
Q

what is mandatory if penile cancer is suspected?

A

biopsy is mandatory to rule out benging conditions