erectile dysfucntin Flashcards

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division

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1.organic
- vascular , hypertension, diabetes, lipidemia, smoking
- neuroendocrine - hypogonadism, hyperprolactinemia, thyroid problems - especially hypothyroidsim)

-neurogenic , stroke, brain/spinal cord injury

  • medications: antidepressants, antihypertensives like bb

medical procedures TURP

alcohol abuse

trauma , pelivic fracture

peyroines disease

  1. psychogenic - depression, axiety(performace related)
  2. mixed
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questionnaire

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international index of erectile dysfunction questionnaire

22-25 - no ED
5-7 SEVERE ED

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1ST LINE

2nd line

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viagra

intracavernous injections

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1ST LINE

2nd line

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viagra

intracavernous injections

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the most common disorders of sexual dysfunction is i

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Most common sexual disorders in men is premature ejaculation and
erectile dysfunction.

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5
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def ED

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consistent or
recurrent men’s inability to achieve and maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual
activity.

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def priapism

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painful erection >4 h that is unrelated to sexual stimulation

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compartment syndrome

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occurs when the pressure within a compartment increases, restricting the blood flow to the area and potentially damaging the muscles and nearby nerves.

in this context we are talking about priapsim

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which part of penis if affected in priapsism

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Only corpus cavernosum is affected. Corpus spongiosum is normal.

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which part of penis if affected in priapsism

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Only corpus cavernosum is affected. Corpus spongiosum is normal.

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whats the pathiphys of priapism

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normal influx of blood by artery but outflow venous is restricted

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whats the pathiphys of priapism

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normal influx of blood by artery but outflow venous is restricted

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11
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what surrounds the urethra

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spongiosum

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11
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what surrounds the urethra

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spongiosum

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12
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whats the diff between priapism and a norma erection

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normal : glans penis is also hard

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whats the diff between priapism and a norma erection

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normal : glans penis is also hard

14
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types of priapism and which one is urgent

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ischemic (low flow) - emergency

non ischemic (high flow)

intermittent (stuttering)

15
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which people are at risk for priapism

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sickle cell
thalsemia, leukemia, MM

metabolic issues like gout and amyloidiosis

16
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medications and priapsim

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side effects of certain meds contribute especially to ischemic

  • intracavernous injections for ED like papaverin
  • antidepressants
  • medications to treat ADHD
16
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medications and priapsim

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side effects of certain meds contribute especially to ischemic

  • intracavernous injections for ED like papaverin
  • antidepressants and antipsychotics
  • medications to treat ADHD
17
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Other random causes of priapism

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A spider bite, scorpion sting or other toxic infections
Metabolic disorders including gout or amyloidosis
Neurogenic disorders, such as a spinal cord injury or syphilis
Cancers involving the penis

18
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what nerve is responsible for having an erection

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pudendal nerve which is also called dorsal penile nerve

19
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types of erections

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  1. Reflexogenic erections: These erections happen when something physically touches the genitals, triggering arousal.
  2. Psychogenic erections: These occur in response to mental stimuli, such as sexual memories or fantasies.
  3. Nocturnal erections: As the name implies, these happen during sleep. (Morning erections are typically the last nocturnal erection a man experiences during sleep.)
20
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factors that can hinder an erection

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diabtes, hypertentsio

age

anxiety , stress

drinking alcohol and antidperesants

21
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what is premature ejaculation

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either happens before or when the penis is in vagina the definition in terms of time is variable because its dependant on the PERSON and how satisfied he/partener is

people feel a loss of voluntary control over themselves

22
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causes of premarure ejaculation

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  1. an extra senitive penis
  2. eretile dysfucntion
  3. hormonal problems = oxytoxin
  4. low dopamine and seratonin

performance anxiety,

23
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tx for premature ejecultation

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behavioural therapy- tries to delay the ejaculation so teaches you how to ocntrol your body,like start and stop, squeeze therapy

counselling
medications- PRILIGY (dapoxetine) it inhibits the seratonin transporter so it has longer time to act

24
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phases of erection

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  1. emission - sperm travels from epididymis to the prostate to be mixed with seminal fluid
  2. expulsion - pelvic muscles contract to propel the sperm out
25
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what happens if you have bothe ED AND PE

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the ED should always be treated first because in many men with the treatment of the ED the PE willl naturally imporvs

26
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what seems to be the main key player in PE

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SERARTONIN

high levels - prolong ejaculation
low levels - quicken ejaculation

27
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delayed ejaculation points

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unable to ejaculate with partner or masturbation at all or it takes you long time, its normal to have a delayed one from time to time

some men can only ejaculate with mastrubation

again no universal def but 30 minss is around the ball park

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causes of delayed

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older age

diabetes

endocrine - hypothyrodisim, hyper prolactinemia

psychological - especially if you can get it by yourself
drugs- antidepressants

28
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causes of delayed

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older age

diabetes

endocrine - hypothyrodisim, hyper prolactinemia

psychological - especially if you can get it by yourself
drugs- antidepressants

29
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anejaculation

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Anejaculation is defined as the inability to ejaculate semen; . you have the sperm produced you just can’t expel it out

it’s possible to have an orgasm but no semen