Dz of prostate Flashcards

1
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what is LUTs

A

lower urinary tract symptoms
effects 15-50% of men >40yo
pt impact increased risk of falls, decreased QOL, depression and Impaired ADL

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causes of LUTS

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dysfuntion of bladder, prostate
neurologic dz
medical condition
medications

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normal bladder function

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stores 300-500ml of urine

empties to completion after urge

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abnormal function (failure to store)

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voiding small amounts frequently
uncontrollable urge
incomplete emptying

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5
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function of prostate gland

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Secretes prostatic fluid that is a thin, milky substance w/ an alkaline pH

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overactive bladder syndrome

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syndrome including urinary urgency w or w/o incontinence and urinary freq and noctura

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BPH

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asymptomatic microscopic detection of prostatic hyperplasia, the benign proliferation of the prostate stoma and epithelium

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LUTS storage issues

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urgency
frequency
noctuira
urge incontinence
stress incontinence
overflow incontinence
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9
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LUTs voiding

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hesitancy
poor flow/weak stream
intermittency
straining to void
terminal dribbling
prolonged urination
urinary retention
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10
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how to determine cause of symptoms

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weak flow think prostate
voiding small amounts think bladder
good flow, norm volume thing other medical conditions

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11
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take home message about OAB and BPH

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40-50% of men have coexisting symptoms

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OAB tx

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anticholinergics, antimuscarinic
bladder training, biofeedback, pelvic floor muscle therapy, electrical stimulation
surgical if necessary

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OAB tx guidelines by AUA/SUFU

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1st line: behavioral therapy and +/- pharmacologic therapy
2nd line: anticholingergics antimuscarinics
3rd line: surgery

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14
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OAB pharmacologic agents

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Solifenacin
Oxybutinin
Fesoterodine
Tolterodine

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BPH

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MC benign tumor in men
genetic componenet
incidence increased w/age reaching 90% by 70’s

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BPH patho

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characterized by proliferation of prostate dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is the major hormone responsible for DHT

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17
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BPH s/s

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obstructive/ irritative symptoms
chronic obstruction predisposes to recurrent UTI
Acute urinary bladder obstruction

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18
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BPH PE

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complete GU/GI
prostate exam: comment on the size and consistency of gland thought this does not correlate to severity of symptoms
neuro exam

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19
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BPH labs

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U/A exclude infection and hematuria: normal
PSA- used when screening for prostate CA in combo with DRE
use is controversial

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20
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BPH imaging

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CT or Renal U/S only if there is presence of other urinary tract dz or complications of UTI
Cystoscopy only if considering surgery to help determine what approach to use

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21
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BPH tx

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based on severity of dz
watchful waiting reserved for pts with mild dz and UAS score 0-7
medical therapy
surgery

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BPH medical therapy

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alpha blockers
a-1 blockers
a-2 blockers
5α-reductase inhibitors

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23
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alpha blockers MOA

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relax smooth muscle in the bladder neck and prostate gland reducing bladder outlet obstruction and increasing peak urinary flow rates

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24
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alpha 1 blockers

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requires dose titration
S/E: orthostatic hypoHTN, dizziness, fatigue, ejaculation, rhinitis
Ex: terazosin, Doxazosin, Prazosin

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alpha 1a blockers

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receptors are localized to prostate and bladder neck therefore fewer side effects
Ex: Tamsulosin, Silodosin

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26
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5α-reductase inhibitors MOA

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MOA blocks the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone
decreases prostate size
reduces baseline PSa 50%

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27
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5α-reductase inhibitors

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Finasteride

Dutasteride

28
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PDE-5 inhibitor MOA

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enhances smooth muscle relaxation in prostate, bladder and urethra
Not used 1st line
Used to tx s/s of BPH in men w/ urinary symptoms and ED

29
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PDE-5 inhibitor drugs

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Tadalafil, Sildanefil, Vardenafil

30
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BPH combo therapy

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α-blocker + 5α-reductase inhibitors have been shown to reduce the risk of progression of dz and reduce the long term risk of acute urinary retention and need for invasive surgery

31
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BPH tx for small prostate and low PSA and IPSS <7

A

watchful waiting

32
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BPH tx for prostate large, PSA high and IPSS <7

A

5 alpha reductase

33
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BPH tx for moderate or severe symptoms with small prostate and low PSA level, IPSS>7

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alpha blocker

34
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BPH tx for moderate to severe symptoms with large prostate and high PSA, IPSS>7

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5 alpha reductase

or in combo with alpha blocker

35
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BPH surgery

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TURP
transurethral resection of the prostate
endoscopic prostatectomy

36
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TUIP

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used in men w/mod to severe symptoms and small prostate w/ posterior commissure hyperplasia or elevated bladder neck

37
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Open simple prostate

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performed when prostate is too large to remove endoscopically

38
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acute bacterial prostatitis

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caused by E.coli and pseudomonas where bacteria ascents up the urethra and reflux of infected urine into prostate ducts

39
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acute bacterial prostatitis symptoms

A

perineal, sacral, surapubic pain
fever
irritative voiding complaints

40
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acute bacterial prostatitis PE

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fever

warm and tender prostate feels boggy

41
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acute bacterial prostatitis labs

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CBC will show leukocytosis w/ left shift
U/A pyuria, bacteriuria and hematuria
GC/Chl probe if risk for STD
Urine culture will be positive

42
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acute bacterial prostatitis umcomplicatied age<35 risk of STD tx

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treat as an STD

Ceft 250mg IM or Cefixime plus doxy

43
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acute bacterial prostatitis umcomplicatied age>35 low risk of STD tx

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Fluoroquinolone (cipro, levo or bactrim)

44
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acute bacterial prostatitis hospitalization

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paranteral antibiotics (ampicilling and aminoglycosides) till sensitivity 
Urethral catheterization or instrumentation CI
45
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chronic bacterial prostatitis

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may evolve from acute bacterial prostatitis

46
Q

chronic bacterial prostatitis symptoms and PE

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symptoms:
irritative voiding
low back pain
perineal and suprapubic discomfort 
dysuria
many pts report hx of recurrent UTI
PE: unremarkable and afebrile
prostate may feel normal or boggy
47
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chronic bacterial prostatitis labs

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U/A normal
Expressed prostate reveals leukocytes
Positive culture of prostate secretions or post prostatic message

48
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chronic bacterial prostatitis tx

A

bactrim
Ciprofloxacin
Olfloxacin
NSAID and sitz bath

49
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nonbacterial prostatitis

A

dx of exclusion

MC of all the prostatitis’s

50
Q

nonbacterial prostatitis presentation

A

mimics chronic bacterial prostatitis except no hx of UTI

51
Q

nonbacterial prostatitis labs

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all cultures are negative

Leukocytes expressed in prostatic secretions shows inflammation

52
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nonbacterial prostatitis tx

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NSAID or Sitz bath for symptomatic relief

diet restrictions if certain food make symptoms worse

53
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prostatodynia

A

noninflammatory d/o that affects young and middle aged men

54
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prostatodynia etiology

A

voiding dysfunction

pelvic floor musculature dysfunction

55
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prostatodynia symptoms and PE

A

symptoms: irritative voiding, no UTI Hx
hesitancy, interruption of flow and may describe lifelong hx of voiding trouble
PE: prostate normal
increased sphincter tone

56
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prostatodynia labs

A

U/A normal
prostatic secretion normal num of leukocytes
Urodynamic testing may show voiding and pelvic floor dysfunction

57
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prostatodynia tx

A
sitz bath
biofeedback to help with muscle dysfunction
alpha blocking agents 
terazosin
doxazosin
58
Q

ED

A

inability to attain or maintain erection for sex

59
Q

ED is higher is these populations

A

DM, Obesity, BPH, HTN, Low HDL, cardiovascular dz

60
Q

ED RF

A
smoking
spinal cord injury
Hx of radiation or surgery of prostate
meds
psychosocial
61
Q

Ed patho

A

failure to initiate
failure to fill
failure to store adequate blood volume in lacunar network

62
Q

MC type of ED

A

Vasculogenic-distrubance of blood flow to and from penis

Other is Neurogenic from d/o that affect the spine

63
Q

ED med induced

A

thiazides, B-blockers, CCB, digoxin, SSRI, TCA

64
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ED Tx

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Lifestyle changes: weight loss, exercise, smoking cessation, deccrease alcohol, refrain from recreation drugs
PDE-5 inhibitors
Testosterone therapy
Penile devices
Psychological therapy
surgery
65
Q

ED PDE-5 inhibitors

A

treats psychogenic, diabetic, vaculogenic
onset 60-120 min
CI w/ men using nitrates, CHF or cardiomyopathies

66
Q

other ED tx

A

testosterone for hypogonadism
Vacuum constrictive devices
Intraurethral alprostadil
Infracavernosal injectiong