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Urology Pass Med Flashcards

1
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What post voidal volume is normal for a patient <65yo?

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<50mls

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2
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What post voidal volume is normal for a patient >65yo?

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<100mls

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3
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Chronic urinary retention is defined as

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> 500mls within bladder after voiding

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4
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Post catheterisation urine volume of …. suggests acute on chronic urinary retention

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> 800mls

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5
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Treat an infected obstructed system with what surgical procedure

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Percutaneous nephrostomy

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6
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Stones <2cm can be treated with what

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Lithotripsy (extra corporeal shock wave lithotripsy)

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7
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Large proximal stones are best managed with a

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Percutaneous nephrolithotomy

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8
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Analgesia of choice for renal colic

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NSAID

If severe IM

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9
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First line diagnostic investigation of stones

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CT KUB

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10
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Stones

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<5mm

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11
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What would indicate treatment of a stone <5mm?

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Lithotripsy and nephrolithotomy used in ureteric obstruction, renal development abn such as horseshoe kidney and previous renal transplant

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12
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What is the main group fo patients which lithotripsy is contraindicated

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Pregnant

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13
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Stone burden less than 2cm in aggregate

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Lithotripsy

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14
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Stone burden less than 2cm in pregnant females

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Ureteroscopy

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15
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Complex renal calculus and stag horn treat

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Percutaneous nephrolithotomy

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16
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What bacteria causes staghorn calculus

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Proteus mirabilis

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17
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Treat renal cell carcinoma

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Radical nephrectomy

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18
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Mass that transluminates in scrotum

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Hydrocele

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19
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Why is the urinary catheterisation contraindicated in pelvic injury

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As likely urethral injury

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20
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Acute scrotal pain and swelling after urological intervention

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Epidiimorchitis

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21
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Painful teste drawn up into the groin

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Testicular torsion

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22
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What is a varicocele associated with?

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Infertility

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23
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When is urinary retention classes as high pressure

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If renal function is impaired or if there is hydronephrosis

24
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Occupational exposure to what is a recognised risk factor for TCC?

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Aniline dye

25
Q

What has replaced TRUS biopsy as the first line for prostate cancer

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Multiparametric MRI

26
Q

Manage hydrocele in adults

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Refer urgently for testicular US

27
Q

In torsion, when is the cremasteric reflex partially observed?

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If affects the appendage only

28
Q

How is sterilisation confirmed after vasectomy

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Semen analysis to assess azoospermia

29
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What normal activities can increase PSA levels

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Prostate biopsy (do after 6 weeks) 
UTI (do after 4 weeks if proven)
DRE (do after 1 week) 
Vigorous exercise (do after 48 hours) 
Ejaculation (do after 48 hours)
30
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What is the nutcracker angle?

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The abdo aorta and the SMV has the renal vein in between it

31
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How can varicocele be a sign of malignancy?

A

Compression of renal vein at the nutcracker angle

32
Q

What is TURP syndrome

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During the procedure large volumes of irrigation of glycine is used which can lead to severe hyponatraemia

33
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Following neon ladder reconstruction the patient is at increased risk of which cancer

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Adenocarcinoma

34
Q

What do you coprescribe with gosrelin and why

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Anti androgen such as cyproterone acetate due to risk of rumour flare, this is due to initial stimulation of LH leading to increased testosterone

35
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Why does rhadbo lead to AKI

A

As it causes acute tubular necrosis

36
Q

Recurrent balanitis is an indication for

A

Circumscision

37
Q

A pelvic fracture and highly displaced prostate should indicate a diagnosis of

A

Membranous urethral rupture

38
Q

Which stones are radio lucent on X-ray

A

Urate and xanthine stones

39
Q

Which stones are semi opaque on X-ray

A

Cystine stones

40
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What is the most common stone

A

Calcium oxalate

41
Q

Granular muddy brown casts

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Acute tubular necrosis

42
Q

What is a useful investigation for priapism? Arterial or cavernosal blood gas?

A

Cavernosal blood gas

43
Q

What are the common complications of a TuRPs procedure

A

Turps syndrome
Urethral stricture/ UTI
Retrograde ejaculation
Perforation of the prostate

44
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What is the triad of turps syndrome

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Hyponatraemia
Fluid overload
Glycine toxicity

45
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How do you manage turps syndrome

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Fluid restrict and treat complications of hyponatraemia

46
Q

First line treatment of BPH

A

Alpha 1 antagonist

47
Q

Schistosomiasis is a risk factor for which type of bladder cancer?

48
Q

Epididimorchitis with low STI risk is most likely to be caused by

49
Q

Why does chemo cause renal stones?

A

Increases Uris acid levels

50
Q

What is struvite

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Ammonium magnesium phosphate triple phosphate

51
Q

4yo with right loin pain lethargy and haematuria could be a

A

Nephroblastoma

52
Q

Most common cancer in 20-30yo males

A

Testicular cancer

53
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What are the medical benefits of a circumscision

A

Reduces risk of STIs, penile cancer and UTI

54
Q

What are the medical indications for circumscision

A

Phimosis
Recurrent balanitis
Balanitis xerotica obliterans
Paraphimosis

55
Q

What is the main contraindication to circumscision?

A

Hypospadius

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