Erectile Dysfunction

Question 1

Risk factors of ED

Answer 1

sedentary lifestyle, obesity, smoking, hypercholestreamia, metabolic syndrome

Question 2

What disease does ED increase the risk of?

Answer 2

cardiovascular disease

Question 3

Examples of phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors

Answer 3

Tadafil, sildenafil, avanafil, vardenafil

Question 4

How doe PD5 inhibitors work?

Answer 4

Increase blood flow to penis

Question 5

Which PDE5 inhibitor is longer acting?

Answer 5

Tadalafil

Question 6

when is a patient deemed to be a non responder to PDE5 inhibitors?

Answer 6

If a patient receives 6 doses of a PDE5 inhibitor at the maximum dose with no effect

Question 7

What blood pressure levels are PDE5 inhibitors contraindicated in?

Answer 7

If systolic <90 or BP >170/100

Question 8

How long before sexual activity should sildenafil be taken?

Answer 8

1 hour (if taken with food can delay onset)

Question 9

How long before sexual activity should Tadalfil be taken?

Answer 9

30 mins

Question 10

What sympathomimetics can be used for priapism?

Answer 10

Adrenaline, metaraminol, phenylephedrine

Question 11

what receptors does adrenaline act on?

Answer 11

alpha and beta a

Question 12

What shuld be monitored when giving adreanline?

Answer 12

BP + ECG

Question 13

What condition is Dapoxetine used for?

Answer 13

Premature ejaculation