Urology

Question 1

Cystocele

Answer 1

• “Dropped bladder”
• Weakening of the vaginal wall, allowing the bladder to protrude into the vagina

Question 2

Dyspareunia

Answer 2

• Pain during intercourse

Question 3

Phimosis

Answer 3

• Foreskin that can’t be pulled back
• Permanent little penis hat
• Can develop infections

Question 4

Paraphemosis

Answer 4

• When foreskin is pulled all the way back behind the glans of the penis and you cant pull it back over the head of the penis
• Surgical emergency

Question 5

Hypospadius

Answer 5

• Urethra opening is not at the end of the penis but somewhere down along the shaft

Question 6

Prostate Exam Size Grading

Answer 6

1. • median sulcus
2. • median sulcus
3. moderate growth of sulcus
4. large growth of sulcus

Question 7

Prostate Exam 3 Components

Answer 7

• Grade (size)
• Texture (firm, hard, boggy)
• Nodules

Question 8

Vaginal Cystocele Grading

Answer 8

Grade 1: No real evidence of prolapse

Grade 2: Partial prolapse of ant. vagina

Grade 3: Complete vaginal prolapse

Question 9

Retrocele

Answer 9

• Back of the vaginal wall weakens, which allows the rectum to protrude into the vagina

Question 10

Enterocele

Answer 10

• When the small intestine drops and protrudes thru the vagina

Question 11

Vaginal vault

Answer 11

• Top of the vaginal wall loses its support and drops into the vagina

Question 12

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Answer 12

• Uterus slips out of its normal position and drops into the vagina

Question 13

Signs of Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Answer 13

• Heaviness or pressure on the pelvis
• Vaginal pain, pressure or bleeding
• A bulge protruding from the vagina
• Pain during intercourse
• Urinary or fecal incontinence
• Slow urinary stream or urinary urgency

Question 14

Non-surgical Option to Correcting Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Answer 14

• Pessaires
• 100% silicone
• Can insert and remove