GU

Question 1

Paraphimosis

Answer 1

foreskin trapped behind glans penis in uncircumcised penis

Question 2

hypospadias

Answer 2

Urethral opening on underside of penis- congenital abn

Question 3

chancre

Answer 3

painless ulcer- primary syphillis

Question 4

Condyloma

Answer 4

Warts- caused by HPV

Question 5

Peyroine Disease

Answer 5

CT disorder- chronic inflammation and scar tissue- slanting of penis curvature

Question 6

hydrocele

Answer 6

fluid in scrotum- transilluminates

Question 7

spermatocele

Answer 7

benign, sperm filled cyst at head of epididymis- trans illuminates but not moveable

Question 8

varicocele

Answer 8

vein enlargement in scrotum

Question 9

epididymitis

Answer 9

inflammation of epididymus- chlamydia, gonorrhea or ecoli

Question 10

testicular tumor

Answer 10

cancer in testies

Question 11

epispadias

Answer 11

urethral deformity- top, side or length of penis

Question 12

indirect inguinal hernia

Answer 12

through internal ring- most common- pain with strain, touches tip of finger

Question 13

direct inguinal hernia

Answer 13

doesn’t go through internal inguinal ring- external ring, anterior bulging, side of finger

Question 14

femoral hernia

Answer 14

bulging of intestines through femoral ring, may go back when supine

Question 15

cryptorchidism

Answer 15

undescended testicle

Question 16

Tanner stage 1

Answer 16

testes, scrotum, penis same size as child, no hair

Question 17

Tanner stage 2

Answer 17

enlarged scrotum. red, thin, wrinkly skin. No penile enlargement. Straight downy hair at base of penis

Question 18

Tanner stage 3

Answer 18

penis enlargement in length. testes continue enlarging. dark, curly pubes at base of penis

Question 19

Tanner stage 4

Answer 19

increased pubes, pigmentation, adult pubes to inguinal folds

Question 20

Tanner stage 5

Answer 20

penis enlarged to bottom of scrotum, pubes spread medially to thighs

Question 21

Phimosas

Answer 21

Foreskin not fully retracted in uncircumcised penis