Path 1 Prostate

Question 1

Verumontanum

Answer 1

Prostatic urethra where ejaculatory ducts end

Question 2

Prostate growth continues until

Answer 2

Age 45

Question 3

Most hyperplastic lesions occur in what area

Answer 3

Inner transitional zone

Question 4

Most carcinomas occur in what area

Answer 4

Peripheral zone

Question 5

Prostatic malignancy histo change

Answer 5

Outer cuboidal epithelial layer absent in malignant glands

Question 6

Prostatic hemorrhagic infarcts

Answer 6

Nodular glandular hyperplasia

Question 7

Acute bacterial prostatitis cause

Answer 7

E. coli

Neisseria gonorrhea

Question 8

Chronic nonspecific prostatitis

Answer 8

Associated with BPH

• Lymphocytic infiltrate
• Difficult to treat with antibiotics

Question 9

Chronic Granulomatous Prostatitis

Answer 9

Arises when BCG bacillus used for Tx of urothelial carcinoma

-Looks like TB

Question 10

BPH

Answer 10

Doesn’t occur in males castrated before puberty or genetic conditions blocking androgen activity

Question 11

Nodular hyperplasia types

Answer 11

Lateral fine, doesn’t compress urethra

Medial compresses

Question 12

Hypertrophy sign in bladder

Answer 12

Prominent trabeculations

Question 13

Prostatic carcinoma

Answer 13

Prominent nucleoli, lack of basal cells

Question 14

Prostate cancer grading

Answer 14

Gleason Grading System

PSA for Tx only