ClDx Flashcards

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Stones due to primary hyperparthyroidism (sx, process etc)

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flank pain radiating to groin, sharp/crampy (colic), nausea, CaPO stone (even tho most are CaOxalate)
-hyperPTH elevates calcium (from adenoma), the hypercalcemia causes moans/groans(constip)/bones/stones

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Peyronie’s disease

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Scars and plaques on tunica albugenia, caused by trauma, genetics or drugs (B blockers, pheny/interferon etc), potential Txs, surgery

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Priapism

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Abnormal sustained erection >4 hr
Can be caused by cocaine and/or Viagra
EMERGENCY- surgery req so penis doesnt become necrotic

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Hydrocele (Congenital and Acquired)

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Fluid in scrotum, benign, acquired caused by trauma disrupting tissue causing accum of transudate plasma (will be transilluminated)

  • dx with ultrasound
  • tx with cold compression and elevation of scrotum so fluid is reabs
  • congenital is in infants due to incomplete oblit of processes vag, may resolve early
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Candida infxn with balanitis

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Balanitis is inflam of foreskin and head of penis

  • sx: swelling in genital area, ITCHING, cannot retract foreskin (PHIMOSIS, paraphimosis is opposite), red rash
  • risks: DM, immunocomp, candida (from yeast)
  • compl: can lead to secondary bacterial infxn, can cause penile ischemia
  • tx: catheter and elevate scrotum
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Testicular Cancer

pres, pop, cure rate, risks, tx?

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firm painless mass on testicle, testicle enlarged/firm/nontender

  • common in 20-30 y.o men, caucasians, germ cell tumors, high cure rate
  • risks: undescended testis, orchitis
  • tx: orchioectomy
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ADPKD (AD adult polycystic kidney disease)

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  • enlarged kidney (multiple myeloma w amyloid can also do this) with cysts and foci on echo, can also be in liver
  • sx: aching back, abd pain, HTN, hematuria, CVA tenderness bilaterally (det by percussion)
  • common cause of ESRD (also DM, HTN)
  • mutation in PKD, tx with ACEIs and ARBs for HTN
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Testicular torsion

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Spermatic cord twists and compromises blood flow

  • sx: acute severe pain in a testicle often brought on by cold, nauseated/weak, absent cremaster reflex, asymmetric testicles
  • most caused by bell-clapper congen deformity where testicle floats in tunica vag
  • dx with doppler ultrasound to assess blood flow, can be ok if de-torision within 6 hr
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Epididymis

sx, relief, STI causes, what is condyloma

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  • sx: testicle tederness (nut hurts) esp along scrotal area, green-yellow discharge, pain relieved when elevate scrotum (unlike torsion), tenderness/firmness of epid
  • can be from GONORRHEA–gram neg intracell diplococci or CHLYMIDIA–intracell inclusion bodies
  • condyloma accuminata from HPV can cause verruca lesions
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Genital herpes

which virus, pres, biopsy, tx

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HSV2 is genital, painful, latent in sacral ganglia, red vesicle on skin, multinucleated giant cells on Tzank smear, Tx with -cyclovir

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Syphilis genital issues

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painless sore (chancre) on penis, heals, primary syphilis—use darkfield microscopy for T pallidum; but secondary will have rash on palsm and soles and can do + VDRL, tertiary has gummas on skin/organs/bone and aortic anuerysms, congenital has facial abnormalities

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Uremia

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Itchiness from iron deficiency anemia, can be from ibuprofen (NSAID mixed with longstanding DM), can cause failing kidneys, stopped dialysis

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Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC)

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microscopic hematuria

  • risks: smoking, older men, genetics
  • tx surgical resection
  • complication: high risk of thrombosis/metastases (eg bone involvement causing hypercalcemia)
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Causes of ARF

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Prerenal: obstruction (or drop in bp/shock) of blood flow TO kidney
INtrarenal: direct dmg to kidney (inflam, toxins, drugs, infxn, reduced blood supply)
Postrenal: sudden obstruction of urine outflow (eg enlarged prostate, stones etc)

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