Urology Flashcards

1
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Almost pathognomonic symptom of GN

A

RBC casts (dysmorphic RBCs) in urine

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2
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Acute GN is often a few weeks after

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Pharyngitis
Skin infection

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3
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Symptoms of GN

A

Hypertension
Oliguria
Hematuria mostly microscopic
Periorbital oedema

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4
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Treatment of acute streptococcal GN

A

Penicillin
Loop diuretics to relieve oedema
Restrict sodium, protein and fluid - DIET IS VERY IMPORTANT to prevent chronic disease

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5
Q

Types of dialysis

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Haemodialysis (AV fistula takes a few months to mature) - best
Peritoneal - can be done immediately

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6
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Treatment of chronic kidney disease

A

Bone density: ergocalciferol and cinacalcet
Hypertension: ACE inhibitors
Anemia: erythropoietin
Diet
Loop diuretics?

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7
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Most common cause of GN worldwide

A

IgA nephropathy

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8
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Diagnosis of prostate cancer

A

Rise in PSA
Then biopsy guided by TRUS
(Us doesn’t always detect tumours or gives false positives, biopsy still required)

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9
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Prostrate cancer treatment of choice for older men and patients with significant comorbidity

A

External beam radiotherapy

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10
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Treatment of prostate cancer

A

Radical prostatectomy
+ bilateral orchidectomy
+ or androgen deprivation therapy:
Goserelin
Flutamide, bicalutamide

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11
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Bacterial prostatitis treatment

A

Trimethoprim!
Cephalexin
Amox

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12
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BPH treatment

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TURP
Alpha 1 adrenergic blockers: tamsulozin, doxazosin;
5 alphareductase inhibitors: finasteride

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13
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Nephrotic syndrome features

A

Proteinuria
Hypoalbuminuria
Hyperlipidemia
Generalised oedema

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14
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Nephrotic syndrome treatment

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1 line: prednisolone
2 line: cyclophosphamide
Also diuretics
Low fluid and low salt diet

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15
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Main feature of nephrotic syndrome

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Loss of protein

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16
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Screening for CKD

A

uACR (urine albumin to creatinine ratio)
eGFR

17
Q

What’s HMG CoA reduces inhibitors?

18
Q

Number of cysts on ultrasound to confirm diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease

A

15-39 - 3;
40-60 - 2;
Over 60 - 4

19
Q

Renal calculus at ureterovesical junction management

A

Stone removal (via ureteroscopy)

+

Stent placement

20
Q

If indwelling urinary catheter can’t be inserted due to urinary meatus trauma

A

Then Suprapubic catheter

21
Q

Diabetes medication that can cause increased risk of bladder cancer

A

Pioglitazone

22
Q

Reiter’s syndrome

A

Urethritis +

conjunctivitis +

Prostate cancer to buy testicular cancer to lungs arthritis

23
Q

Most common neurological complication of chronic renal failure

A

Peripheral neuropathy

24
Q

Premature ejaculation treatment

A

Fluoxetine

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Struvite calculus
PH 8 Infection
26
Hypertension after dialysis is due to volume expansion. treatment:
Atenolol
27
Suspected to testicular torsion under 18
Urgent surgery for exploration and treatment, no time for ultrasound
28
Testicular cancer markers
B-HGC AFP LDH
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Haemolytic uremic syndrome
Haemolytic anaemia + uremia + stomach Virus + thrombocytopenia Bloody diarrhoea, abdominal pain nephrotic syndrome
30
Goodpasture syndrome (Rare disease in children)
Hematuria + hemoptysis
31
If a patient has low urine output after a surgery
Pre-renal failure give normal saline 4 to 6 hours post procedure
32
Absent cremasteric reflex means
Torsion of the testis
33
Urethral injury Inv
Retrograde urethrogram
34
Most serious complication of polycystic kidney disease (autosomal dominant)
Subarachnoid haemorrhage
35
Hypocalcaemia symptoms
Paraesthesia and numbness of fingertips and perioral area; Twitching of ipsilateral facial muscles by tapping over cranial nerve 7 at the ear; Carpal spasm induced by flexion of BP cuff; Spontaneous muscle cramps
36
Delayed tendon reflexes are in
Hypothyroidism
37
Renal colic investigation
Non-contrast CT
38
Overflow incontinence
Involuntary release of urine from overfull bladder in the absence of any urge to urinate (BPH)