Erectile Dysfunction Flashcards

1
Q

arteries in the cavernosum are?

A

cavernosal artery

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2
Q

what main artery supplies the pelvic structures?

A

internal iliac

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3
Q

what main artery supplies penis

A

internal pudendal

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4
Q

arteries of penis

A

dorsal artery

cavernosal arteries

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5
Q

important vein for penis?

A

deep dorsal vein, and drains near prostate

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6
Q

subtunical veins do what during erection?

A

compressed and stop drainage

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7
Q

parasympathetic origin and exit?

A

brainstem with vagus

S2-4

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8
Q

sympathetic origin?

A

thoracolumbar: T1-L1-2

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9
Q

physiology of erections

A
psycho, emo, physical
neuro
arterial change
venous compression
structural
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10
Q

vessels and muscles do what in erection?

A

trapping of blood in sinusoids via compression of subtunical venous plexus

contraction of ischiocavernous muscles

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11
Q

erectile dysfunction prevalence?

A

50% of men aged 40-70

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12
Q

risk factors for erectile dysfunction

A
psychiatric MEDS
CVD
genito-urinary
SES: lower socioeconomic
Chronic disease
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13
Q

2 broad categories of erectile dysfunction?

A

psychogenic

organic

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14
Q

causes of organic erectile dysfunction?

A

vascular
neurogenic (diabetes, iatrogenic)
anatomic
endocrinologic

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15
Q

Neurogenic causes of erectile dysfunction?

A

central (MS, parkinson’s)
spinal cord

Peripheral
alcohol
diabetes

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16
Q

3 causes of arteriogenic erectile dysfunction?

A

CVD
iatrogenic
pelvic trauma

17
Q

what drugs/substances cause erectile dysfunction?

A
smoking
alcohol
antihypertensives
psychiatric meds
androgen deprivations
18
Q

testosterone lab sample contains?

A

Free+total

SHBG/albumin

19
Q

treatment of erectile dysfunction?

A

treat any underlying CVD or other disease

try PDE5 inhibitors

20
Q

most common SFx with sildenafil?

A

headache, but if persist then headache is less

21
Q

PDE5 contraindications

A

nitrates (veno dilatation)

caution with alpha-blockers

22
Q

can you take antihypertensives with PDE5 inhibitors?

A

yes, safe.

23
Q

second line therapy for erectile dysfunction?

A

direct intracavernosum injections
penis pumps
intra cavernosum cylinders

24
Q

how many cavernosum vs. spongiosum?

A
2 cavernosum
1 spongiosum (urethra in it)