Clin Med - Exam 4 Flashcards
1
Q
- What is the single most important factor in the evaluation of kidney disease?
A
Proteinuria
2
Q
- 42yo male presents with acute pain, dysuria, urgency, fever. Exam reveals a boggy prostate. What is the Tx?
A
Cipro 500mg bid x 14d
3
Q
- Male presents with extreme scrotal pain, and N/V. Testicle is retracted and the cremaster reflex is absent?
A
Torsion
4
Q
- Male presents with a painless swelling of his testicle. He said he injured it a week ago playing basketball. The testicle is Non-reducible, transillumination is positive, and did not increase with valsalva?
A
Hydrocele
5
Q
- Which test is more sensitive/specific for measuring the function of the kidney because it is only excreted by the kidney?
A
Creatinine
6
Q
- What tx is shown to dec progression of CKD along with glucose and HTN control?
A
ACE/ARB
7
Q
- What is true of renal artery stenosis?
A
Will see worsening of renal disease after administration of an ARB
8
Q
- In addition to hematuria, and edema, which of the following would be a common finding in nephritic syndrome?
A
HTN
9
Q
- Which of the following is true of PSA?
A
Is also increased in BPH
10
Q
- Pathophys of the glomerulus CKD?
A
Hyperfiltration
11
Q
- Female pt with dysuria, nitrites in urine, urgency, and no fever?
A
Cystitis
12
Q
- Female pt with dysuria, nitrites, flank pain, and fever?
A
Pyelonephritis
13
Q
- Pt found to have <4mm stone. What is the Tx?
A
Continue pain meds and watch and wait
14
Q
- BPH tx (small and low PSA)?
A
Alpha blocker
15
Q
- What is true of BPH?
A
More commonly presents later in life
16
Q
- Which is MC testicular CA?
A
non-seminoma
17
Q
- What is true of seminoma?
A
Commonly presents as a painless mass
18
Q
- Old guy with urinary retention?
A
Renal Hypoperfusion of the kidneys
19
Q
- What is the desired BP for CKD with >1g proteinuria?
A
140/90 mmHg
20
Q
- Kid with coca-cola urine that presents with renal issues while he has “a cold”?
A
IgA (Berger’s Disease)