Clinical: Structural & functional Defects of the Penis Flashcards

1
Q

what is Hypospadias?

A

A congenital condition in which patients are born with the opening to their urethra on the ventral aspect of the penis

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2
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how can hypospadias be corrected?

A

with surgery

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3
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what is Phimosis?

A

a condition where the prepuce fits tightly over the glans and cannot be retracted

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4
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what can phimosis cause? when?

A

irritation when smegma (oily secretions) accumulate in the preputial sac

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5
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what is a more severe variant of phimosis?

A

paraphimosis

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6
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what is paraphimosis?

A

retraction of the prepuce and the glans constricts the neck of the glans

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7
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what does paraphimosis interfere with?

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interfering with venous and lymphatic drainage

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8
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what may paraphimosis cause?

A

cause the glans to enlarge to the extent that the prepuce cannot be drawn over it

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9
Q

what is Peyronie’s Disease?

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an abnormal curvature of the shaft of the penis caused by a build up of scar tissue

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10
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what may Peyronie’s Disease cause?

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It may cause pain on erection

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11
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in severe cases of Peyronie’s Disease, what is required?

A

surgical correction is required

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12
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what is Erectile Dysfunction?

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the inability to maintain an erection

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13
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most common causes of erectile dysfunction?

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It it a common condition, which may result from a number of causes, most commonly of a vascular aetiology (such as hypertension, hypercholesterolaemia or diabetes)

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14
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psychological causes of erectile dysfunction?

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include anxiety and depression

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15
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what is Priapism?

A

an erection that persists for more than four hours despite a lack of sexual stimulation

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16
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how does priapism often present?

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It is often painful and results from blood becoming trapped in the erectile bodies

17
Q

what happens if priapism is left untreated?

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it may lead to scarring and erectile dysfunction