Exam 3 - Male Reproductive Flashcards

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risk factors for testicular cancer

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  • family history
  • Caucasian
  • cryptorchidism
  • HIV infection
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germ cell tumors

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  • seminomas
  • noseminomas
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seminomas

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  • arise from immature germ cells
  • slow growing, nonaggressive
  • easily cured with radiation
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nonseminomas

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  • arise from mature germ cells
  • more aggressive
  • usually treated with surgery
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early clinical manifestations of testicular cancer

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  • enlargement of testicle
  • painless mass noted
  • ache in groin
  • sensation of heaviness
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late clinical manifestations of testicular cancer

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  • possible frank pain
  • manifestations based on metastatic spread:
  • cough
  • hemoptysis
  • swelling of lower extremities
  • back pain
  • dizziness
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the prostate

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  • gland surrounding the urethra
  • produces seminal fluids
  • weighs between 4-20 gm
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definition of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

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  • nonmalignant enlargement of prostate
  • increase of epithelial cells
  • increase of smooth muscle cells
  • stroll cells
  • LUTS: lower urinary tract symptoms
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risk factors of BPH

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  • age
  • family history
  • race/ethnicity
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BPH etiology - two theories

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  1. hormone imbalance
    - testosterone and estrogen
  2. DHT accumulation
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DHT accumulation

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  • dihydrotestosterone
  • acts on skin: acne
  • acts on hair follicles: hair on chest BUT off scalp
  • stimulates growth of prostate cells
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BPH clinical manifestations

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  • frequency and urgency
  • delay in initiation
  • reduction in force
  • increased urination time
  • dribbling
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BPH complications

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  • obstruction
  • UTI
  • renal problems
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14
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where is DHT formed

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  • testosteron + 5 alpha-reductase
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15
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mild treatment of BPH

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  • watchful waiting
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moderate treatment of BPH

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  • 5-alpha reductase inhibitors
  • alpha1-adrenergic antagonists
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17
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severe treatment of BPH

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  • invasive options
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18
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5-a-reductase inhibitor drugs

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  • finasteride
  • dutasteride
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MOA of finasteride

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  • blocks conversion of testosterone to DHT (alpha 1 receptors)
  • decreases epithelial tissue in prostate
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indication of finasteride

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  • mechanical obstruction of urethra
21
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does finasteride work on someone with a smaller prostate

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it typically works best on someone with a large prostate

22
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when will patients see results of finasteride

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  • 6-12 months
  • take for rest of life
23
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side effects of finasteride

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  • impotence
  • decreased libido
  • gynecomastia (great tissue)
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side notes of finasteride

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  • decreases prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels
  • used for male-pattern baldness
  • men can’t donate blood on this
  • pregnant women should not handle
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dutasteride indication

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  • mechanical obstruction of urethra
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MOA of dutasteride

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  • blocks conversation of testosterone to DHT (alpha 1 and 2 receptors)
  • decreases epithelial tissue in prostate
27
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alpha1-adrenergic antagonist drug

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tamsulosin

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MOA of tamsulosin

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  • relaxes smooth muscle cells
  • selective for alpha receptors in the prostate
29
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indication of tamsulosin

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  • dynamic obstruction of urethra
30
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side effects of tamsulosin

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  • well tolerated
  • abnormal ejaculation
31
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combination therapy for BPH

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  • dutasteride + tamsulosin = jayln
  • combining a 5-alpha-reducatse inhibitor with an alpha blocker is superior to either agent alone
32
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what is the most common male cancer in US

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prostate cancer

33
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risk factors for prostate cancer

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  • age
  • familial tendency
  • high fat diet
  • (African american most common)
34
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what does severity of prostate cancer depend on

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  • Gleason score (higher = worse)
  • tumor level
  • how the cancer was detected
35
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erectile dysfunction (ED) definition

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  • also known as impotence
  • inability to achieve or sustain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual intercourse
36
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erectile dysfunction primary classification

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  • rare
  • life-long inability to have a normal erection
  • severe psychiatric problems
  • early vascular trauma
37
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erectile dysfunction secondary classification

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  • most common
  • someone with a history of normal erections
38
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PDE-5 inhibitor drug

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sildenafil

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MOA of sildenafil

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  • inhibits PDE5
  • increases and preserves cGMP levels
  • only enhances the normal response to sexual stimuli
40
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indications of sildenafil

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  • relief of ED
  • pulmonary arterial hypertension
  • BPH
41
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timing of sildenafil

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  • up to 4 hours before sexual activity
  • onset: 30-60 minutes
42
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side effects of sildenafil

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  • HA
  • flushing
  • dyspepsia
43
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cautions of sildenafil

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  • preexisting CV disease, if on nitrate Rx
  • hypotension
44
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safety issues for a patient on sildenafil

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  • don’t take if you are on any nitrates
  • if you have chest pain or other signs of a heart attack during sex, stop and call 911
  • sudden loss of vision or hearing
  • no more than once per day
  • priapism
45
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what is priapism

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  • erection that is painful or lasts more than 4 hours
  • medical emergency