Bladder Problems Flashcards

1
Q

causes of bladder obstruction

A
BPH
urethral stricture
cancer
stones
extrinsic
drugs
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2
Q

drugs that cause bladder obstruction?

A

anticholinergics

nasal decongestants

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3
Q

presentation of bladder obstruction

A
frequency?
hesitancy?
poor flow
incomplete emptying
dribbling
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4
Q

diagnosis of bladder obstruction

A

IPSS (questionnaire to assess symptoms)
FVC
urinalysis

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5
Q

FVC result in obstruction

A

Qmax <10mls/s is likely to be an obstruction

normal is >15

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6
Q

management of bladder obstruction/ incontinence options

A
alpha blockers
5-alpha reductase inhibitors
anticholinergics
beta agonists
transurethral resection of prostate
holmium laser enucleation
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7
Q

alpha blockers in bladder obstruction

A

tamsulosin acts on smooth muscle

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8
Q

what do 5-alpha reductase inhibitors do?

A

inhibits testoterone to DHT (BPH)

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9
Q

what do anticholinergics and beta agonists do to the bladder?

A

inhibit contraction

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10
Q

what is acute urinary retention?

A

it is an emergency with inability to urinate causing increasing pain

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11
Q

most common cause of acute urinary retention?

A

complication of BPH

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12
Q

triggers of acute urinary retention

A

surgery
catheterisation
anaesthesia
medications

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13
Q

management of acute urinary retention

A

catheter or TWOC

alpha blockers before TWOC

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14
Q

when can a TWOC be used in acute urinary retention?

A

if <1L and normal electrolytes

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15
Q

complication of acute urinary retention

A

post-obstruction diuresis

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16
Q

what is bladder trauma often caused by?

A

pelvic fracture

17
Q

presentation of bladder trauma

A

suprapubic/ abdominal pain
inability to void
bruising
reduced sounds

18
Q

diagnosis of bladder trauma

A

CT cystography

retrograde urethrogram

19
Q

management of bladder trauma

A

large bore catheter
antibiotics
immediate repair

20
Q

risk in the urethra with pelvic fracture?

A

urethral injury especially in pubic rami fractures

21
Q

presentation of urethral injury

A

blood at meatus
inability to urinate
full bladder

22
Q

diagnosis of urethral injury

A

retrograde urethrogram

23
Q

management of urethral injury

A

suprapubic catheter

delayed reconstruction

24
Q

sub-types of cystitis

A
  1. parasitic
  2. aseptic
  3. reactive to catheters
25
Q

cause of parasitic cystitis

A

schistosomiasis

26
Q

risk in parasitic cystitis

A

persistent inflammation leads to squamous metaplasia and squamous cell carcinoma

27
Q

what is aseptic cystitis

A

dysuria with persistent negative cultures and urinalysis

28
Q

what happens in reactive to catheters cystitis?

A

persistent inflammation risk too

29
Q

what is cystitis cystica?

A

infolding of bladder mucosa into cysts