Quiz 2 Flashcards
The most common sexual problem with men
Erectile Dysfunction
What is a common associated with ED?
DM
What surrounds Corpus cavernosa
tunica albuginea
What surrounds all 3 components
Buck’s fascia
Causes smooth muscle relaxation
PGE1, PGE2, and vasoactive peptide
1 cause in older men with ED?
vascular disease
2 cause in older men with ED?
Neurologic disease
1 cause of young adult males with ED?
Psychogenic
What antihistamine causes ED?
Cimetidine
Two questionnaires to determine ED?
International Index of Erectile Function
Sexual Health Inventory for men
Asses between psychological and organic ED?
Nocturnal penile tumescence testing (NPT)
What is the stamp test used for?
ED
What is the txt for ED?
CBT w/ focus exercises
What is 1st txt for ED?
Phosphodiesterase- 5 inhibitors (-fil)
What should phosphodiesterase inhibitors not be used with?
alpha- adrenergic antagonists
What is used for men with ED and hypogonadism?
testosterone
Injection into the penis
Alprostadil
1st txt for premature ejaculation
SSRI
TXT for retrograde ejaculation
reassurance
Complete inability to ejaculate, w/wo orgasms
anejaculation
Txt for delayed ejaculation
sex therapy (no meds)
Occurs in males only
hypospadias
occurs in females and males
episadias
Most common birth defect in the world
hypospadias
Dx of epispadias
prenatal US
What is phimosis?
inability to retract foreskin over glans
What age does phimosis retract?
3yr
penile trauma (piercing)
paraphimosis
Foreskin trapped behind corona?
Paraphimosis
What is the strongest risk factor for Female UI?
Obesity (3x)
What is the 1st most common cause of female UI?
URGE
What is the 2nd most common cause of female UI?
Stress
What is the MC cause of incontinence in hospitalized pts?
delirium
What is MC cause of transient incontinence?
pharmaceuticals
What is suggestive of stress incontinence?
positive leakage
What is the cornerstone txt for female UI?
Bladder training
What is best for stress incontinence?
surgery
Worst pain ever
Nephrolithiasis
Economic burden w/ cost of txt and missed work days
Nephrolithiasis
What month does nephrolithiasis occur?
summer
Most important inhibitor of calcium stones?
urine citrate
What 4 beverages lower the risk of nephrolithiasis?
coffee, tea, beer and wine
Where is nephrolithiasis more prevalent?
southeastern US
Seen with acidic urine <5.5
uric acid stones
Seen with alkaline urine >6.5
Ca phosphate and struvite stones
not influenced by pH?
Ca+ oxalate stones
What makes up most calcium stones?
calcium oxalate
What type of imaging is done for nephrolithiasis?
KUB
radio-lucent imaging?
urea and cystine
radio-dense or radio-opaque imaging?
calcium stone, struvite/staghorn stone
What is the gold standard for diagnosing nephrolithiasis?
non-contrast helical abd/pelvic CT
What is the most common pathogen for struvite or infection stones?
Proteus
What is the most common benign tumor in men?
BPH
What is the hallmark for BPH?
age related proliferation of prostatic glandular and stromal tissue
What is BPH dependent on?
age and androgen
What is the annual cost of BPH?
$4 billion
Where is prostate cancer more likely to occur?
peripheral (posterior zone)
What is the gold standard with highest rate of symptom improvement?
Transurethral resection of prostate
What is the most common risk factor for bladder cancer?
smoking
Dx of bladder cancer?
cystourethroscopy and biospy
Most common solid malignant tumor in young men?
Testicular cancer
Most testicle for testicular cancer?
right side
What should be avoided in testicular cancer?
testicular biopsies
Study of choice for TC?
Testicular US
What is recommended in a young healthy male with ED?
penile revascularization
Least common male sexual dysfunction?
Delayed ejaculation
Over ??? is considered delayed?
30-45 mins
Inability or persistent difficulty achieving orgasm despite normal sexual desire and stimulation
delayed ejaculation
Established causes of Female UI?
Urge- 1st mc Stress- 2nd mc Mixed Overflow Functional
DIAPPERS
Delirium Infection Atrophic vaginitis or urethritis Pharmaceuticals Psychological disorders Endocrine disorders Restricted mobility Stool impaction
Transient/ Temporary UI?
DIAPPERS
MC kidney stone?
Calcium oxalate
Males G-spot
prostate
The most common urologic cancer?
bladder cancer
The most common type of bladder cancer?
urothelial carcinoma (transitional cell)
Painless gross hematuria?
bladder cancer
MC testicular cancer?
germ cell tumors
MC risk factor for TC?
Marijuana (70%)
MC tumor in testicular cancer and histologic finding?
Seminoma tumor
MC presentation of TC?
PAINLESS mass or enlargement of the testis
What’s elevated in NSGCT tumors?
Alpha fetal protein
What’s NOT elevated in pure seminomas?
Alpha Fetal protein
Stage I TC?
lesion confined to testes
Stage II TC?
Testes and lymph node involvement
Stage III TC?
testes, lymph nodes, and metastasis involvement
Should TC be screened?
NOPE
DX for stress incontinence?
Bladder stress test