Haematuria Flashcards

1
Q

Haematospermia is a relatively common presentation with which condition?

A

Prostate cancer

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2
Q

How is haematuria classified?

A

Visible

Non-visible (traces, may pick up on dipstick)

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3
Q

How can non-visible haematuria be divided?

A

Symptomatic

Asymptomatic

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4
Q

The chance of cancer being the cause of microscopic haematuria is ______

A

The chance of cancer being the cause of microscopic haematuria is low

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5
Q

For which reason do tumours bleed?

A

Angiogenesis

(fragile new vessels)

Invasion of tumour

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6
Q

Which type of tumours present with haematuria?

A

Tumours of the urinary tract

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7
Q

What risk is there af bleeding with prostate cancer?

A

Very low

(benign prostate hyperplasia is much higher)

Radiotherpy increases chance of bleeding

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8
Q

Fow which reason, should catheterisation not be done too quickly?

A

Can cause decompression haematuria

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