Introduction Flashcards
1
Q
Mention the urological disease which can be diagnosed by each of the following:
1. KUB
2. Retrograde pyelography
3. Retrograde urethrogram
4. VCUG
5. Dynamic renal scan
6. Static renal scan
A
- Radiopaque stones, calcifications, bone abnormalities, gases
- Urethral stricture or injury (anterior urethra visulaization)
- Posterior urethral valves, VUR, bladder abnormalities, stricture
- Total renal function but relative for each kidney. Draw time-uptake curves, diagnose obstruction
- Detect renal scars caused by VUR and pyelonephritis
- Renal cortical anatomy
2
Q
Differential diagnosis of hematouria
A
- Hemoglobinuria
- Myoglobinuria
- Beetroots
- Rifampicin
3
Q
Mention 2 urological emergencies and their ttt
A
Clot retention, triple way 22 catheter inserted by continuous irrigation
Signficant hematuria after PCNL or kidney trauma, arterial embolization
4
Q
Describe grading of renal injury
A
- Contusion
- Cortical laceration less tgan 1 cm
- Cortical laceration more than 1 cm
- Corticomedullary junction laceration or vascular: segmental artery or vein with contained hematoma
- Shattered kidney or vascular pedicle injury or avulsion
5
Q
Mention CT findings that indicate serious renal injury
A
- Medial hematoma, vascular injury
- Medial urine extravastion, pelvicalcyceal system injury or UPJ avulsion
- Lack of parenchymal contrast enhancement, arterial injury
6
Q
Mention indications of 24-hr urine collection
A
- Creatinine clearance, calculate GFR
- Stone workup
- Proteinuria
7
Q
Causes of elevated PSA
A
- Prostate cancer
- Acute prostatitis
- Prostatic manipulation in surgery
- Marked BPH
8
Q
Mention uses of CT in urology
A
- Renal stones (non-contrast)
- Detection and staging renal tumors + renal injury
- Renal vascular disease (CT angio)
9
Q
State ttt of emergency hematuria
A
- Blood transfusion if needed
- Clot retention is an emergency ttt by triple way 22 ch foley catheter with irrigation and clot removal
- Coagulation of source of bleeding
- Arterial embolization after extensive hge in PCNL or kidney trauma
- Open surgery may be necessary if other measures fail