Unit 5 - Male Repro Disorders Flashcards
Erectile Dysfunction/Impotence Causes
Physical or psychological
Medication-related
Erectile Dysfunction Management
Pharmacological therapies: (PO) Sildenafil, vardenafil, tadalafil; (Inj) alprostadil; (suppos) urethral alprostadil
Penile implant: semirod or inflatable (cannot have urinary catheter)
Negative pressure/vacuum device
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Acute bacterial prostatitis: Cause & S/S (SPUND)
Caused by E. coli
Sudden fever and chills Perineal, rectal or low back pain Urgency Nocturia Dysuria
Acute bacterial prostatitis Dx
CBC Blood culture Urine culture Avoid repetitive rectal exams Prostate specific antigen (>4)
Acute bacterial prostatitis Management
IV/PO abx
NSAIDs
Antispasmodics (hyoscamine)
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) S/S (HIFUN)
Hesitancy Interruption of urine (dribbling) Frequency Urgency Nocturia
BPH Dx
Prostate specific antigen (PSA) >4
BPH Management
Catheterization/coude catheter
Medications: tamsulosin, finasteride
Surgery - TURP
Caution with 1st generation antihistamines (diphenhydramine) - can cause urinary retention
TURP Complications
Hemorrhage (gradually decrease to pink after 24h) Urinary incontinence - Kegel exercises Infections - increase fluids Prevent DVT SCDs No sitting for long periods
TUR Syndrome Management
Body takes in too much fluid systemically
Diuretics
Monitor I/O
VS/LOC
Listen to lung and heart sounds (pulmonary edema, HF)
TUR Syndrome S/S
Hyponatremia
Hypervolemia
(At risk for mental status change)
Lethargy Confusion HTN Tachycardia N/V Visual disturbances HA Muscle spasms Seizures
TURP Management
Continuous bladder irritation d/c after 24h if no clots (need to ambulate)
Observe drainage system (chart q1h) - >bladder retention causes pain/bleeding
Maintain catheter latency
Antispasmodic for bladder spasms r/t irrigation
Pain control and < activity in first 24h
Avoid straining with BM: >fiber, laxatives