Prostate Flashcards

0
Q

what does the prostate produce

A

fluid to transport sperm

constitutes 15-30% volume of semen

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1
Q

prostate is a _________ gland

A

retroperitoneal

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2
Q

the prostate is _______ to the urinary bladder

A

inferior

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3
Q

what is PSA

A

prostate specific protein antigen

elevation of protein

benign prostatic hypertrophy, prostatitis, cancer

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4
Q

what is the normal PSA, likelihood of cancer PSA, and PSA change in over a year

A

normal - 4 ng/ml

cancer - greater than 20 ng/ml

change in 1 yr - greater than .75 ng/ml

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5
Q

indications for prostate exam

A
urinary symptoms
increased PSA
abn rectal exam
pain
infertility
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6
Q

prostate is a ______ gland with a _______ (superior) and an _______ (inferior)

A

oval gland

base

apex

base is near the bladder HINT

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7
Q

what are the prostates 5 lobes

A
anterior
median
right lateral
left lateral
posterior
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8
Q

what is the prostate shaped like

A

an inverted pyramid

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9
Q

what are the 3 zones of the prostate

A

peripheral

transition

central

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10
Q

describe peripheral zone

A

MOST COMMON site for malignancy and infection
70%
posterior lateral
largest

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11
Q

describe central zone

A

base
second largest - 25%
vas deferens and seminal vesicle ducts enter
more hyperechoic than the peripheral zone

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12
Q

describe transitional zone

A

on both sides of the urethra
second site for malignancy
MAIN SITE for benign prostatic hyperplasia

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13
Q

describe the periurethral glandular

A

embedded in the muscle of the proximal urethra

smallest zone (if included)

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14
Q

describe the anterior fibro-muscular zone

A

approx 5%
devoid of glandular components
made up of fibrous tissue & muscles

**another zone if included)

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15
Q

describe the seminal vesicles

A

paired
superior to the prostate gland
posterior to bladder

16
Q

what does the seminal vesicles secrete

A

a fluid that empties into the ejaculatory ducts

17
Q

how do you measure the prostate

A

transabdominally with a full bladder

18
Q

describe process for transrectal

A

empty bladder
LLD postition
endorectal transducer with cover
image is inverted

19
Q

what is TRUS

A

transrectal ultrasound

detail and biospy

20
Q

measurements of prostate

A

TRV 35-45 mm
AP 15-25 mm
length 25-35 mm

21
Q

prostate volume

A

L x AP x W x 1.57

less than 20 ml is normal

22
Q

What is BPH

A

Benign prostatic hypertrophy

23
Q

Describe BPH

A

Found in the TRANSITIONAL ZONE

Enlargement of the prostate gland

Obstructs urine flow - hydro

Nocturia

24
Q

BPH sonographically

A

Calcifications

Inhomogenecity

Cystic changes

25
Q

What is TURP

A

Transurethral resection

MOST COMMON surgical procedure for BPH

26
Q

Describe prostate CA

A

MOST COMMON in men

Found in the PERIPHERAL ZONE

Blood in urine/semen
Pain in back/hips
Impotency
Elevated PSA
Biopsy needed
27
Q

Describe prostatitis

A

Pain
Fever
Found in PERIPHERAL ZONE

28
Q

Describe male infertility

A

Duct obstruction

Calculi
Cysts

29
Q

Know what a bladder diverticulum looks like

A

Slide 33

Little outpouching on the side of the bladder

30
Q

What is prostate cryosurgery

A

Quick freezes and slowly thaws the prostate to destroy CA cells