Urogenitary symptoms Flashcards

1
Q

What circuit is responsible for voluntary control of urination?

A

frontal lobe to medial pontine micturition center - causes decrease in urethral pressure and voluntary contraction of detrusor muscle

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2
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What is a normal PVR volume?

A

50ml

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3
Q

Describe urge incontinence. What are the most common causes?

A

= spastic bladder, strong loss of control of detrusor muscle combined with strong desire to void
caused by upper motor neuron disease

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4
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A patient presents with overdistention of the bladder as well as constant dribbling. This is likely…

A

atonic bladder from LMN disease

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5
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What are the common findings on urodynamic studies in patients with diabetic cystopathy (or other diseases causing generalized polyneuropathy)

A

impaired contractility, decreased bladder sesnation, decreased flow rate, increased PVR -

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6
Q

What pharmacologic treatments exist for hypersensitive bladder?

A

anticholinergic agents (detrol) - decrease strength of involuntary contractions, tricyclic antidepressents, desmopressin, intravesical capsaicin

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7
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What drugs are used for management of stress incontinence?

A

alpha adrenergic agonists to increase urethral tone

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8
Q

What nerves innervate the penis and the clitoris?

A

pudendal nerves

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9
Q

What nerves participate in erection?

A

S2-S4

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