BPH Flashcards

1
Q

In which area of the prostate does BPH arise?

A

Inner transitional layer of prostate

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2
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List three symptoms of BPH

A

storage symptoms: nocturia, frquency, urgency, overflow incontinence

voiding symptoms: hesitancy, straining, poor stream, terminal dribbling, incomplete emptying, urinary tenesmus

bladder stones, UTIs

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3
Q

Describe the feeling of BPH in a PR exam

A

smoothly enlarged

definable median sulcus

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4
Q

Two investigations for BPH?

A

blood: U+Es, PSA
Transrectal US + biopsy
Voiding diary
Flow cystometry

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5
Q

Three management options for BPH?

A

Conservative: avoid caffeine, double voiding, bladder training

Medical: alpha blockers- tamsulosin

Surgery: TURP, prostatectomy

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6
Q

Which is the main drug used in BPH?

A

tamsulosin

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7
Q

Two SE of tamsulosin?

A

drowsiness, hypotension, depression, increasedw weight gain

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8
Q

MOA of tamsulosin?

A

alpha blocker

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9
Q

Indication for finasteride and what is its MOA?

A

BPH, second line

Inhibits conversion of testosterone

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10
Q

Name two complications of BPH

A
Haemorrhage
Infection
Clot retention 
Incontinence
Urethral stricture
Recurrence
Retrograde ejaculation
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11
Q

Name two indications for performing surgery in BPH

A

symptoms affect QoL

complications of BPH

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