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Sasp 2014 Flashcards

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What are Motzer criteria? (5)

A 
Karnosky performance status <80%
Elevated LDH
Anemia 
Hypercalcemia
Prior partial or total nephrectomy
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What area of the kidney is most susceptible to damage due to prolonged ischemia

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The medulla

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True or false?

In bacterial vaginosis you need to treat the pt and partner w metronidazole

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False. Treating pt only is just as effective as pt and partner

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3
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Medullary thryroid cancer
Pheo

1ary hyperPTH
Cutaneous lichen amyloidosis

A

MEN2A

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4
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Medullary thyroid ca
Pheo
A
Mucocutaneous neuromas
Marfanoid habitus
Hirschprungs
A

Men 2 B

RET oncogene

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What’s concerning PSA velocity?

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> 0.75 NG/ml/yr. need 3 PSA measurements over 18 months to determine

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3 basic labs to initially evaluate an adrenal mass:

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K if hypertensive
Plasma metanephrines
24 hr urine cortisol

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Muscles if the levator ani

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Puborectalis
Pubicoccygeus
Iliococcygeus

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Branches of internal iliac

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I Love Going Places In My Very Own Underwear

Posterior trunk:
Iliolumbar
Lateral sacral
(Superior) Gluteal

Anterior trunk:
(Internal) Pudendal-> penile, perineal
Inferior vesical
Middle rectal
Vaginal
Obturator 
Umbilical ->obliterated umbilical, sup vesical
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Branches of external iliac

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Inferior epigastric

Deep circumflex

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Nerves that originate in the lumbar plexus (7)

A 
Iliohypogastric
Ilioinguinal
Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve of thigh
Genitofemoral
Femoral 
Obturator
Sciatic ( partially, also from sacral plexus)
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Provides sensation to lower abdominal wall and pubic area

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Iliohypogastric nerve

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Provides motor innervation to the lower abdominal wall

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Iliohypogastric nerve

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Sensation to upper thigh, base of penis and upper scrotum

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Ilioinguinal

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Nerve that travels in the inguinal canal

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Ilioinguinal

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Sensation to anterior and lateral portion of upper leg

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Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh

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Provides sensation to the spermatic cord, scrotum, and anterior thigh

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Genito femoral nerve

17
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Provides motor innervation to the cremaster and dartos

A

Genito femoral nerve

18
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Sensation to antero-medial leg

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Femoral nerve

19
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Provides motor to the psoas, iliac and knee extensors

A

Femoral nerve

20
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Motor nerve for thigh adduction

A

Obturator

21
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Sensation and motor to posterior thigh and lower leg

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Sciatic nerve

22
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Nerve that lies over psoas can be injured during hitch

A

Genito femoral

23
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Nerva that can be injured when placing retractors on psoas

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Femoral

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Nerve that can be injured in exaggerated lithotomy

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Sciatic (stretch injury)

25
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Nerves of the sacral plexus

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Sciatic( partially from lumbar)
Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
Pudendal-> perineal, posterior scrotal, genital

26
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Provides sensation to perineum and posterior scrotum

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Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve

27
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Gives sensation to penis and clitoris

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Genital branch of pudendal nerve

28
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Nerve that travels in alcock’s canal

A

Pudendal

29
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Nerve that gives a branch to rhabdosphincter, plays role in continence

A

Pudendal

30
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Nerve used for PTNS

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Tibial nerve, branch of sacral roots of sciatic nerve

31
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Plexus where para and sympathetic nerves meet to give autonomic control of bladder, prostate and penis

A

Inferior hypogastric

32
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Plexij that provides autonomic control to adrenals, kidneys and upper ureters

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Celiac and superior mesenteric

33
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Sympathetic plexus just below the aortic bifurcation that controls seminal emission and bladder neck closure

A

Superior hypogastric

34
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Sympathetic nerves that travel from superior hypo gastric plexus to inferior hypo gastric plexus to combine with parasympathetics

A

Hypo gastric nerves

35
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Origin of neuro vascular bundles

A

Pelvic (inferior hypo gastric) plexus

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