Renal + GU

Question 1

What markers can be raised in testicular cancer?

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Question 2

What staging system can be used for prostate cancer?

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Question 3

What’s the rate of false positives and false negatives of PSA for prostate cancer?

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Question 4

What type of cancer are the majority of prostate cancers and where do they mostly grow?

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Question 5

What two chromosomes are associated with AR and AD PKD?

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Question 6

What type of hypersensitivity reaction is Goodpasture’s?

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Question 7

What gene on what chromosome is associated with Goodpasture’s?

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Question 8

Deposition of which antibodies can be found in Goodpasture’s?

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Question 9

Treatment of Goodpasture’s?

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Question 10

What bacteria most commonly causes post-strep glomerulonephritis?

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Question 11

What are the eGFR boundaries for all the stages of CKD?

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Question 12

What are the four key complications of AKI?

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Question 13

How would you treat hyperkalaemia? (complication of AKI)

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Question 14

What three criteria are used to detect an AKI?

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Question 15

What rises in creatinine define the three stages of AKI?

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Question 16

What urine output decreases define the different stages of AKI?

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Question 17

What drugs are contraindicated in AKI?

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Question 18

Which antibiotics are used to treat chlamydia trachomatis?

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Question 19

Which antibiotic is used to treat chlamydia trachomatis in a pregnant lady?

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Question 20

Which antibiotics are used to treat neisseria gonorrhoea?

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Question 21

Which antibiotic is used to treat treponema pallidum infection?

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Question 22

Which antibiotic is used to treat a trichomonas vaginalis infection?

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Question 23

Which two anti-fungals can be used to treat a genital candidiasis infection?

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Question 24

What test is needed to work out sensitivities of an STI?

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Question 25

What group of drugs is first line treatment for BPH?

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Question 26

Give an example of a first line drug for BPH and what’s its main side effect?

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Question 27

What’s second line treatment for BPH?

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Question 28

What surgery can be offered to treat BPH?

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Question 29

What are the three main categories of LUTS?

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Question 30

What are the LUTS?

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Question 31

What are the three main types of incontinence?

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Question 32

What staging system is used for testicular cancer?

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Question 33

What parasitic infection can cause bladder cancer?

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Question 34

What’s the main type of bladder cancer?

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Question 35

What surgery can be offered for bladder cancer?

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Question 36

What are the two key risk factors for bladder cancer and what does it present with?

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Question 37

Gold standard investigation for bladder cancer?

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Question 38

Main type of renal cell carcinoma?

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Question 39

Three classic symptoms of a renal cell carcinoma?

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Question 40

Definition of erectile dysfunction?

Answer 40

• Inability to gain and maintain an erection (1)
• long enough to achieve sexual
  satisfaction (1)

Question 41

Three main causes of nephrotic syndrome and the antibodies associated with them?

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Question 42

Most common viral cause of FSGS?

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Question 43

Findings in minimal change disease?

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Question 44

What drug can be used to treat stress incontinence?

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Question 45

What are the surgical options for stress incontinence?

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Question 46

Which ethnic group are at an increased risk of prostate cancer?

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Afro-Caribbean

Question 47

What drug causes haemolytic anaemia in newborns?

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Question 48

First line drug treatment for CKD?

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Question 49

Staging of AKI, what are the criteria for loss and ESKD?

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Question 50

Three most common sights for renal stone lodging?

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• pelviureteric junction
• pelvic brim
• vesicoureteric junction

Question 51

Gold standard investigation for pyelonephritis?

Answer 51

Mid-stream urine sample

Question 52

Gold standard investigation for kidney stones?

Answer 52

NCCT-KUB

Question 53

Stage 2 of Gleason staging of prostate cancer?

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Mostly well formed glands
Some poorly formed glands

Question 54

Stage 3 of Gleason staging of prostate cancer?

Answer 54

Mostly poorly formed glands
Some well formed glands

Question 55

First line for acute pyelonephritis in pregnant women?

Question 56

Four most common types of kidney stone?

Answer 56

75% = calcium oxalate
15% = magnesium ammonium phosphate
5% = uric acid
1% = cystine

Question 57

What’s Rovsing’s sign?

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Pressing on LLQ increases pain in RLQ in appendicitis.

Question 58

What is Chovstek’s sign?

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• Facial nerve tapped in front of the tragus
• Momentary contraction of facial muscles
• Hypocalcaemia

Question 59

When is Prehn’s sign positive?

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Question 60

When is the cremasteric reflex absent?

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Question 61

When is the blue dot sign positive?

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Question 62

Uncomplicated UTI definition?

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no structural abnormalities, no co-morbidities, not pregnant, not male