Urological emergancies Flashcards

1
Q

treatment of acute urinary retention

A

catheterisation

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2
Q

complication of acute urinary retention thats been treated

A

post obstructive diuresis (pee out too much)

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3
Q

investigation for someone with acute scrotal pain

A

ultrasound

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4
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most common cause of acute scrotal pain <30

A

testicular torsion

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5
Q

risk factor for testicular torsion

A

bellclapper deformity in tall young skinny boys

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6
Q

teenager wakes up in the middle of the night with excruciating scrotal pain

red and bruised

A

testicular torsion

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7
Q

systemically unwell baby

what do you always do

why

A

look under nappy for testicular torsion

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8
Q

excruciating scrotal pain
red and bruised scrotum
blue dot on inspection

A

torsion of appendage (mullerian duct remnants)

similar to testicular torsion just less severe

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9
Q

treatment of torsion of appendage in scrotum

A

nothing - will fall off itself

surgery if severe pain

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10
Q

who get epididymitis

A

> 16 y/o (not kids)

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11
Q

what does epididymitis present similar to

how do you tell the difference

A

testicular torsion

during surgery for testicular torsion (or on Doppler US)

may be a fever in epididymitis

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12
Q

aetiology of epididymitis

A

STI in young
UTI in old
idiopathic

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13
Q

investigations for epididymitis

A

Doppler US to tell difference from testicular torsion (increased blood flow)
urine culture/PCR

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14
Q

treatment of epididymitis

A

analgesia
antibiotics - ofloxacin

not surgery, though they usually end up with surgery bc of ?testicular torsion

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15
Q

presentation of idiopathic scrotal oedema

A

red groin
swollen/water filled testes
itchy
no tenderness, little pain (can come and go)

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16
Q

symptomatic treatment of idiopathic scrotal oedema

A

antihistamines

pain relief if necessary

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17
Q

cure of idiopathic scrotal oedema

A

NOT surgery, self limiting

18
Q

what is paraphimosis

A

painful swelling of foreskin

19
Q

why does paraphimosis happen

A

foreskin is retracted and not put back in place

20
Q

treatment of paraphimosis

A

symptomatic - ice

surgery - dorsal slit, circumcision

21
Q

painful swelling of foreskin

A

paraphimosis

22
Q

prolonged erection >4hours not associated with sexual arousal

A

priapism

23
Q

2 types of priapism

A

ischaemic

non ischaemic

24
Q

investigation to determine the type of priapism

A

blood aspiration then ABGs

low O2 in ischaemic priapism

25
Q

cause of non ischaemic priapism

A

increased blood from trauma

26
Q

presentation of non ischaemic priapism

A

not painful

semi hard penis

27
Q

presentation of ischaemic priapism

A

painful

rigid and tender penis (apart from glans)

28
Q

cause of ischaemic priapism

A

decreased blood drainage from penis

29
Q

ischaemic priapism treatment

A

blood aspiration and saline irrigation

30
Q

non ischaemic priapism treatment

A

cold pack, compression

31
Q

necrotising fasciitis in male genitalia

A

fourniers gangrene

32
Q

xray/US of fourniers gangrene

A

gas forming organisms

33
Q

presentation of necrotising fasciitis in male genitalia (fourniers gangrene)

A

swelling
crepitus
dark purple areas

34
Q

precursor to fourniers gangrene (necrotising fasciitis of male genitalia)

A

cellulitis

35
Q

treatment of fourniers gangrene (necrotising fasciitis of male genitalia)

A

antibiotics and surgical debridement

36
Q

investigations for staging of kidney trauma

A

CT

37
Q

pubic rami fracture causing … damage

inability to pee
bruising under testicles
‘high riding’ prostate
blood at meatus

A

urethral damage

38
Q

when penis slips out of vagina and strikes the pubis

cracking/popping sound

A

penile fracture

39
Q

penile fracture presentation

A

discolouration
swelling
blood at meatus

40
Q

treatment of penile fracture

A

emergency surgery

pain management

41
Q

investigation for testicular injury

A

US to look at vasculature damage