Urology Flashcards

1
Q

hydroceles features

A

transilluminate
distinct in size changes

softer /less tense when the patient is lying down (supine)

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2
Q

what cyst can you get above the lump of?

A

epidymal cysts

single / multiple cysts
painless

lie above and behind the cysts

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3
Q

which infections predispose to formation of stag horn calculi?

A

renal pelvis

at least 2 calyces
alkalise urine - proteus infections

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4
Q

which drug class is quickest to act in BPH?

A

alpha 1 antagonist like tamsulosin

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5
Q

why does finesteride take 6 month to work?

A

5-alpha reductase inhibitors take longer to show effects

reduce prostate volume rather than symptom relief

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6
Q

most common form of prostate cancer?

A

adenocarcinoma

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7
Q

if a scrotal swelling is separate from testicle then it can’t be?

A

epididymal cyst
epididymo-orchitis

testiculor tumour

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8
Q

most common type of renal cancer?

A

renal cell carcinoma

  • adenocarcinoma
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9
Q

spread of RCC?

A

direct extension

OR

haematogenous
> lung
>bone
>brain

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10
Q

LUTs symptoms and pmhx of gonorrhoea?

A

urethral stricture

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11
Q

epididymal cyst presentation?

A

separate form the body of the testicle

does not transilluminate
separate from body of testes

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12
Q

what can help differentiate between ischaemic and non ischaemic priaprism?

A

cavernosal blood gas analysis

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13
Q

in ischaemic priapism

A

pO2 and pH would be reduced whilst pCO2 would be increased

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14
Q

mx of ischaemic priaprism?

A

aspiration of blood from cavernosa

injection of saline flush

intracavernosal injection of phenylepinephrine

surgery

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15
Q

organic causes of erectile dysfunction

most common cause?

A

vascular

neurogenic
structural / hormonal

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16
Q

slidenefil moa?

A

pde-5 inhibitor

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17
Q

when is a referral to urology in the first instance appropriate?

ED

A

always an issue with achieving erections

absence of morning erections

18
Q

prostatitis

A

fever and pain in perineum and scrotom

dysuria
urinary frequency

19
Q

acute urinary retention

A

can happen secondary to UTI

due to swelling
> urethritis

20
Q

acute urinary retention

A

BPH

stricture/constipation / mass (fibroids)

21
Q

medication to commonly cause urinary retention?

A

anticholinergics
tricyclic antidepressants
antihistamines
opiods
benzos

22
Q

adults presenting with hydrocele?

A

refer immediately

for USS to exclude tumour

23
Q

what does hydronephrosis mean?

A

ureter is completely occluded

urgent decompression needed

JJ stent

24
Q

mx of hydronephrosis?

A

USS - image

IVU
nephrostomy tube

25
Q

anti androgen treatment needs to be prescribed with?

A

goserelin

synthetic GnRH agonist
> give with crproterone acetate

26
Q

seminomas have a better prognosis than teratomas

T/F?

A

true

germ cell tumour > more sensitive to radiation and chemo

less aggressive

27
Q

cremasteric reflex

A

genitofemoral nerve carries afferent

genital branch carries efferent

28
Q

chronic urinary retention

A

high pressure presents with impaired renal function and bilateral hydronephrosis

29
Q

if there is a mix storage and voiding symptom issue

how to manage?

A

1st line is tamsulosin ( alpha blocker0

2nd line is
alpha blocker with antimuscarinic like tolterodine / darifenac

30
Q

best investigation for hydronephrosis?

A

USS renal tract

31
Q

prostate cancer
co morbid
1st line

A

watchful waiting

32
Q

hormonal therapy for prostate cancer?

A

androgen deprivation therapy with radiotherapy

> grade 2 and above

33
Q

when is urethral catheter contraindicated?

A

pelvic trauma

urethral stricture hx
resistance to passage
high riding prostate
blood at meatus

34
Q

prostitis management?

A

14 days of ciprofloxacin

35
Q

bacterial prostitis?

A

gram negative

prostate gland via urethra

E.Coli most common isolated pathogen

36
Q

digital rectal examination findings for prostatitis?

A

tender
boggy
prostate gland

37
Q

what is a normal post void volume in ptrs >65

38
Q

what is a normal post void volume in <65?

39
Q

vasectomy as contraception

A

use additional contraception until semen analysis reveals azoospermia

> twice
usually atkes 12 weeks