Module 10: Male reproductive disorders

Question 1

Testicular CA (neoplastic) risk factors

Answer 1

HIV infection, klinefelter syndrome, undescended testicle

Question 2

Testicular CA presenting sx:__
also:
testicular _____, dull ache in ______
_____

Answer 2

painless mass, slow growing
testicular heaviness, dull ache in lower abdomen
gynecomastia

Question 3

Testicular CA

____ presents as a testicular mass in men over 50 (sign of mets from ___)

Answer 3

lymphoma, lymphoma

Question 4

Benign prostatic hyperplasia -

Answer 4

non-malignant enlargement of the prostate gland

Question 5

BPH can result in ____

can lead to ____

Answer 5

obstruction of urethra

post renal aki

Question 6

BPH s/s

Answer 6

urgency, delay in flow, vFlow, retention, enlarged prostate felt on rectal exam

Question 7

Prostate CA (neoplastic) risk factors

Answer 7

50+, AA, vasectomy, ^sat.fat diet, smoking obese, pro inflammatory oils

Question 8

Prostate CA tumors are most commonly _____ and occur in the ____ of the gland

Answer 8

adenocarcinomas

periphery

Question 9

Genes associated with prostate CA

Answer 9

BRCA2!,1

Question 10

Prostate CA sx not present until advanced

Answer 10

slow stream, incomplete emptying of bladder, nocturia, dysuria, ED, ^alkphos, low back pain, rectal obstruction, pelvic pain

Question 11

Prostate CA mets

Answer 11

vertebrae and pelvic bones