histo urology Flashcards

1
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risk factors for cystitis

A

sexually active instrumentation DM urinary outflow obstruction bladder calculi

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2
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drug associated with haemmorhagic cystitis

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cyclophosphamide

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3
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sx and tx of cystitis

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suprapubic pain, fever, dysuria, frequency nitrofurantoin/ trimethoprim

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4
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TCC symptoms

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painless haematuria, urgency, frequency, hydronephrosi and pyelonephritis

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5
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when does hydronephrosis/ pyelonephritis develop in TCC

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if uteral orifice is involved

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6
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risk factors for TCC

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smoking, industrial exposure to organic aratomatic amines

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7
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treatmetn and prognosis for TCC

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biopsy and excise often grows back at a higher grade

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8
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risk factor for bladder SCC

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endemic schistosomiasis

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9
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cause of bladder adenocarcinoma

A

urachal remnants or excessive itnestinal metaplasia

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10
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cells affected in BPH

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prostatic stromal and epithelial cells

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11
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factor mediating BPH

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dihydrotestosterone

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12
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symptoms of BPH

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Frequency Urgency Nocturia Weak stream Incomplete voiding

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13
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treatment of BPH

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TURP 5alpha reductase inhibitors

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14
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what type of tumour arises in the prostate gland

A

adenocarcinoma

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15
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RF for prostate cancer

A

FH >50yo

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16
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most common location for prostate cancer

A

peripheral zone of gland

17
Q

grading system for prostate cancer

A

gleason

18
Q

what PSA level is indicative of prostate cancer

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>4ng/ml

19
Q

organisms resposible for acute prostatitis

A

gram negative rods E Coli staph enterococci

20
Q

difference between bacterial and abacterial prostatitis

A

history of recurrent UTI in bacterial

21
Q

when do seminomas arise and are tehy common

A

in the 30s YES

22
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hormonal markers for teratomas

A

AFP HCG LDH

23
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clinical features of teratomas

A

painless enlargemnt

24
Q

when are teratomas malignant

A

when they present in post pubertal male

25
Q

which are the male stromal tumours

A

sertoli cell leydig cell

26
Q

what are male germ cell tumours

A

seminoma choriocarcinoma yolk sac tumour teratoma

27
Q

predisposing factors for germ cell tumours in men

A

cryptorchidism testicular dysgenesis klinefelters

28
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what does maldescent of testis increase risk of

A

testicular cancer x10

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