B8-050 Male UTI Flashcards

1
Q

why are male UTIs always considered complicated? [2]

A

length of urethra
prostate

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2
Q

most common pathogens causing epididymitis in men under 35 [2]

A

Ng
Ct

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3
Q

most common pathogens causing epididymitis in men over 35

A

E coli or other common UTI pathogens

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4
Q

treatment of epididymitis in a male under 35 (concern for STI)

A

ceftriaxone IM & doxy 10 days

OR
single dose azithromycin IM

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5
Q

treatment of epididymitis in a male over 35 (no concern for STI)

A

levofloxacin for 10 days

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6
Q

[…] is the most important differential diagnosis of epididymitis and must be ruled out first

A

testicular torsion

(pain relief with elevation and intact cremasteric reflex point toward epididymitis)

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7
Q

the spread of infection from the epididymis to the testicle

A

Epididymo-orchitis

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8
Q

is PSA indicated in management of acute prostatitis?

A

no

70% will have elevated PSA for 1-2 months after treatment. causes unnecessary alarm

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9
Q

unilateral scrotal pain
dysuria, frequency, urgency
+ phren sign (pain relieved with scrotal elevation)

A

epididymitis

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10
Q

irritative and obstructive symptoms
rectal/perineal pain
painful ejaculation
boggy, tender prostate
maybe elevated PVR

A

acute bacterial prostatitis

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11
Q

obstructive voiding symptoms
enlarged, nontender prostate
negative urine culture

A

BPH

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12
Q

recurring prostatitis symptoms for 3+ months
positive urine culture with each episode

A

chronic bacterial prostatitis

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13
Q

pain attributed to the prostate with no demonstrable evidence of infection
culture negative

A

chronic pelvic pain syndrome

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14
Q

irritative voiding symptoms
normal prostate exam

A

cystitis

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15
Q

antibiotics do not have good penetration in the prostate, so treatment should be administered for […]

A

4 weeks

(fluoroquinolone or TMP-SMX)

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16
Q

when is imaging indicated in management of acute bacterial prostatitis?

A

if they’re still febrile 36+ hours after treatment initiation

(or if multi-drug resistant strain)

17
Q

adverse effects of fluoroquinolone [2]

A

QT prolongation
tendon rupture

18
Q

cultures positive after prostatic massage in 4 glass test

A

chronic bacterial prostatitis

19
Q

usually presents are recurrent UTIs with the same strain

dx confirmed via four-glass test

A

chronic bacterial prostatitis

20
Q

treatment of chronic bacterial prostatitis

A

fluoroquinolone or TMP-SMX for 30 days

21
Q

treatment for chronic bacterial prostatitis

A

fluoroquinolone or TMP-SMX for 30 days

22
Q

treatment of complicated UTI requires […] prior to initiation of antibiotics

A

urine culture

23
Q

a […] is required for part of the work up for BPH

A

urinalysis

24
Q

if the patient is a smoker and urinalysis shows hematuria, what tests are indicated?

A

CT
cystoscopy

(evaluate for malignancy)