Male Genitalia Quiz #1 Flashcards

1
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63 yo male presents with dysuria, urgency, low libido, pain after ejaculation, and pain in pelvis for the past year. List 2 dx

A
  • Chronic prostatitis

- prostate cancer

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2
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What PE would help differentiate between prostatitis and prostate CA?

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Prostatitis: DRE - tender prostate, swollen, firm, warm, d/c after.
prostate CA: DRE: non-tender prostate, variable size, firm, stoney hard, irregular nodules.

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3
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List two cases in which cystitis needs further evaluation?

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  • immunocompromised

- reoccuring cystitis

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4
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urinary frequency, nocturia, urgency, pain in scrotal area in past day. List 3 ddx

A
  • epididymitis
  • testicular torsion
  • UTI (prostate, bladder, kidney)
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5
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List tests you would run for epididymitis, testicular torsion, UTI

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  • UA and culture

- prehn sign

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6
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What is result of PE for patient with chronic epididymitis?

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  • non-tender or slightly tender scrotum on palp

- taut skin, hard

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7
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What is the condition called where testes are not present in scrotal sac?

A

cryptorchidism

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8
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What is protocol for cryptorchidism?

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wait until 1 year for further action
see if they descend when in a warm bath
surgery after 1 year

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9
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What is a varicocele?

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dilation of pampiform plexus due to gravitational pull on venous valves and valve incompetence.

  • bag of worms appearance
  • nontender
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10
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List 4 risk factors for prostate Ca

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  • Age
  • FmHx
  • African American
  • SAD diet
  • Smoking
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11
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What is a special test to evaluate scrotal mass?

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transillumination

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12
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Lab tests for erectile dysfunction?

A

testosterone, LH, SHBG, prolactin

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13
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Lab tests for prostate infection?

A

UA with EPS

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14
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Epispadias?

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congenital malformation of urethral meatus on upper, dorsal side of penis

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15
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Hypospadias?

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congenital malformation of urethral meatus on lower ventral side of penis

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16
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inflammation of glans penis

A

Balanitis

17
Q

inflammation of foreskin

A

prosthitis

18
Q

inflammation of glans penis and foreskin

A

balanoposthitis

19
Q

foreskin can’t be retracted

A

phimosis

20
Q

Peyronies disease

A

scarring of tunica albuginea and formation of plaques that can cause painful erection and dorsal curvature.

21
Q

List 3 ddx for painful penile ulcerations

A
herpes
chancroid
syphilitic chancre
genital warts
SCC of penis
22
Q

List some risk factors for erectile dysfunction

A
  • drugs
  • neuro/psych disorders
  • cavernosal disorders (peyronies)
  • surgery
  • aging
  • kidney failure
  • dm
  • smoking
  • alcoholism
  • saddle injury
23
Q

workup for erectile dysfunction

A
  • UA, CMP, hormone testing
24
Q

Painful, prolonged erection

A

priapism

25
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hematocele

A

tender, blood filled swelling, due to trauma

26
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hydrocele

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non-tender, serous filled mass, due to inflammation.

27
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bag of worms

A

varicocele

28
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sx of acute epididymitis

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painful, swollen, epididymis, may radiate to abdomen, peaude orange skin, febrile, d/c

29
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What PE would you do for acute epididymitis

A

elevate testes eases pain (Prehn sign)

30
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risk factors for testicular cancer

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cryptorchidism, estrogen exposure, trauma

31
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sx of testicular ca

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painless testicular nodule, smooth enlargement, firm nontender

32
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BPH

A

hyperplasia of prostatic stromal and epithelial cells in transitional zone results in formation of large, discrete nodules in periurethral region

  • urine outflow obstruction
  • urine stasis in bladder from residual urine
33
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sx of BPH

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progressive urinary frequency, urgency, nocturia, hesitancy, decreased force of stream,
incontinence

34
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complications of BPH

A

UTI
urolithiasis
hydronephrosis

35
Q

DRE for BPH reveals what?

A

enlarged rubbery prostate

36
Q

What is the most common cancer in men over 50?

A

prostate CA

37
Q

sx of prostate ca

A

sexual dysfunction, incontinence, irritative sx

38
Q

Dx of prostate Ca

A
transrectal US (TRUS) with biopsy
axial CT or MRI
39
Q

PE for erectile dysfunction

A

cardio, neuro, and mental status exam