Urology Flashcards

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Epidydomo-orchitis – can present with

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Epidydomo-orchitis – can present with hydrocaele (TV from peritoneum)

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2
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Chronic kidney inflammation like staghorn at risk off

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SCC

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3
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kidney can autoregulate systolic pressures of

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kidney can autoregulate systolic pressures of 80-180mmHg,

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4
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typical GFR is

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typical GFR is 125ml per minute

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5
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Kidneys covered in

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Kidneys covered in Gerota’s fascia

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6
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painless frank haematuria + paraneoplastic HTN

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Renal adenocarcinoma
(HTN = hormonal = glandular therfore hormonal)
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7
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Ureter length and position

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25-35 cm long
Retroperitoneal structure overlying transverse processes L2-L5
Lies anterior to bifurcation of iliac vessels
Lies beneath the uterine artery

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8
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Upper ureter drains to the

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para-aortic nodes

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9
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Lower ureter drains to the

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common iliac nodes

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10
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Blood supply is segmental;…

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renal artery, aortic branches, gonadal branches, common iliac and internal iliac

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11
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Lobes affected in BPH and carcinoma

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BPH – median lobe, carcinoma – posterior lobe

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12
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eponymous name of Renal adenocarcinoma

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Grawitz tumour

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13
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Most radiodense stones

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Calcium Phosphate>oxalate, Cysteine (Sulphur),

Cysteine (Sulphur),

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14
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Slightly and radiolucent

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Slightly: Struvite, RL: Urate

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15
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Cremasteric reflex enrve

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Cremasteric reflex – genitofemoral nerve

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16
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Left sided varicocele – management

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no surgery - renal tumour occluding the renal vein, Abdo US.

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17
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Longest urethra

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Spongy urethra

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18
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WIDTHS of urethra in order

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Width: Prostatic>Penile/Spongy>Membranous (narrowest)

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19
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Bulbar urethral damage – urine collects in

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Bulbar urethral damage – urine collects in scrotal connective tissue

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20
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Seminoma describe presentation, bloods and appearance

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Irregular painless mass, normal AFP + hCG

stroma has a lymphocytic infiltrate

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21
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Retroperitoneal fibrosis - presentation and management

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medially displaced ureters, abdo fullness, paraortic mass, HTN - require stenting + steroids

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22
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sodium enters descending limb /24hours

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60L of water containing 9000mmol sodium enters descending limb /24hours

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23
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How much Ca2+ reabsorbed in kdneys

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95% calcium is reabsorbed

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24
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Cystic Fibrosis will have an absent…

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99% Cystic Fibrosis – absent vas deferens!

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25
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Kidney Hilum levels and order of contents

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Kidney Hilum Ant>Post: Vein /Artery (L1, Rt L2)/Ureter

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26
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Muddy brown casts

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Muddy brown casts – acute tubular necrosis

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27
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Fleshy pink kidney tumour

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SCC – go back ensure radical nephrouretectomy

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28
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HLA Matching for donor kidney

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HLA Matching for donor kidney DR>B>A “Dr Baaa”

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29
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before LHRH to prevent prostate tumour flare

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Cyproterone/flumatenide before LHRH – prostate tumour flare!

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30
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Smooth round lump on vas post vasectomy

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Smooth round lump on vas post vasectomy – sperm granuloma – normal!

31
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Furosemide effect on Sodium Secretion

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Furosemide >25% Na secretion

32
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Acute haematocoele

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Acute haematocoele – go straight to scrotal exploration

33
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Painless penile ulcer

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Syphilis! Treponema pallidum

34
Q

Ectopic testes are found.

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the base of penis or superficial inguinal pouch

NOT the inguinal rings or the Intracanalicular

35
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Ureteric calculi management

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Ureteric calculi 5-10mm ESWL

10-20mm Ureteroscopy

36
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Renal Calculi management

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10-20mm ESWL/Ureteroscopy

>20mm PCNL

37
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Haematuria + COPD = Bladder CA

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Haematuria + COPD = Bladder TCC!

38
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Autonomic penile control:

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Autonomic penile control: p=parasympathetic=points s=sympathetic=shoots

39
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scrotal approach for hydrocele

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Joublay scrotal approach for hydrocele

40
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Organism alkalising urine – staghorn calculi

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Proteus mirabilis – most common Proteus alkalising urine – staghorn calculi

41
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Female urethra – lymph

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Female urethra – internal ililac nodes

42
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Control of external urethral sphincter.

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Onufs nucleus - S2 anterior horn - external urethral sphincter.

43
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to calculate renal plasma flow

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Para-amino hippuric acid (PAH) to calculate renal plasma flow

44
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Prostate drains into

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Prostate drains into internal iliac 1st and sacral.

45
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Ciclosporin is

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Ciclosporin is nephrotoxic

46
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Smooth painless scrotal swellings, adherent, testes palpable

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Smooth painless scrotal swellings, adherent, testes palpable = epidydimal cyst

47
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haematuria and bladder calcification

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Schistosoma haematobium

Schistosoma calcifies bladders

48
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haematuria, fever, polycythaemia, left varicocele

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RCC – haematuria, fever, polycythaemia, left varicocele

49
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Beta nephthaline exposure

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Beta nephthaline exposure – bladder cancer!

50
Q

Closure of patient Processsus vaginalis at

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2 years via inguinal approach

51
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Gynocomastia? What type of testicular tumour?

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Gynocomastia? Leydig cell tumour!

52
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Prostatic and membranous urethra – drain into

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Prostatic and membranous urethra – drain into internal iliac nodes

53
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for stress urinary incontinence (NOT overactive bladder syndrome)…

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Burch Colposuspension - stress urinary incontinence (NOT overactive bladder syndrome)

54
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95% of foreskins should be retractile by

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95% of foreskins should be retractile by Age 16

55
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haemorraghic lesion on kidney…

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Angiomyolipomata – haemorraghic lesion on kidney – tuberous sclerosis!

56
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Egypt – bladder infection and cancer

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Egypt – schistomiasis, bladder SCC

57
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Prostate supplied by

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Inferior vesicular artery

58
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Ureter derived form

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Ureter derived form mesonephric duct

59
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The spongiosa urethra is contained wholly in

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The spongiosa urethra is contained wholly in Buck’s fascia

60
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Impotence
Claudication of thigh and buttocks
Thigh muscle wasting
Absent on decreased femoral pulses…

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Leriche syndrome (Aortoiliac occlusive disease)

61
Q

most accurate calculated egfr

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Inulin – most accurate calculated egfr

62
Q

Ureter related to what ligament?

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Ureter related to broad ligament – NOT ROUND

63
Q

Anterior scrotal skin sensation from

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Anterior scrotal skin – ilioinguinalnerve

64
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Proteus infection, pH of urine, type of stone

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Proteus infection – alkali urine – staghorn calculi – STRUVITE

65
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Hilum vessel order

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Renal vein / artery / ureter most posteriorly

66
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Cremaster – derived from

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Cremaster – derived from interal oblique

67
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Penis: Sympathetic nerves originate from

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Penis: Sympathetic nerves originate from T11-L2

Think 4 levels for quadrants

68
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Penis: parasympathetic nerves from

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parasympathetic nerves from S2-4 join to form pelvic plexus

[Last 4 for erection!)

69
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Ovaries drains..

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Ovaries - para-aortic lymphatics via the gonadal vessels.

70
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Uterine Fundus drainage…

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Uterine fundus - runs with the ovarian - para-aortic nodes.
The fundus is the top bit - proximity to ovaries
Some along the round ligament - inguinal nodes.

71
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Uterine body drainage

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Uterine body - broad ligament - iliac lymph nodes

Like the cervix!

72
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Cervix -

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external iliac , presacral and internal iliac nodes.

73
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Vagina Lymph
Superior -
Inferior -

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Vagina
Superior - internal and external iliac nodes
Inferior - superficial inguinal nodes.

74
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Main Uterine Support

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Uterine Support - Central perineal tendon