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Genitourinary Flashcards

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What is urgency incontinence

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sudden immediate need to pee that is difficult to delay

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What is stress incontinence

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leakage on effort or exertion, or on sneezing or coughing

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What is mixed incontinence

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urgency and stress, however one type usually predominates

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Risk factors of urinary incontinence

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old age, pregnancy and vaginal delivery, obesity, smoking, constipation, family history, medicines (diuretics, alcohol, caffeine)

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Non drug treatment for urinary incontinence

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modify fluid intake, weight loss, reduce caffeine

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urgency incontinence treatment

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  1. bladder training for at least 6 weeks
  2. antimuscarinic (oxybutynin or tolterodine)
  3. mirabegron
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stress incontinence treatment

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pelvic floor for at least 3 months, surgery or duloxetine

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Mixed incontinence treatment

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bladder training > 6 weeks and pelvic floor > 3 months
treat pharmacologically in accordance to dominating type

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Name antimuscarinics

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fesoterodine, solifenacin, trospium, oxybutynin, tolterodine

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antimuscarinics side effects

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constipation, dry mouth, flushing, dizziness, drowsiness, tachycardia, drowsy (affects skilled tasks/driving)

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antimuscarinics contra-indications

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angle-closure glaucoma and GI obstruction

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What is nocturnal enuresis

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involuntary urination during sleep
common in children

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nocturnal enuresis non drug treatment step 1

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under 5 yrs old
protective bedding, resolve on own
advice = no fluids 4 hours before sleep, diet, toileting behaviour, reward system

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nocturnal enuresis non drug treatment step 2

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if 1 unresponsive (> 1- 2 bed wets per week) = enuresis alarm
alarms in < 7 yrs depending on maturity, motivation and understanding
less relapse than drug tx when discontinued
r/v alarm after 4 weeks
continue until min 2 wks of uninterrupted dry nights

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Nocturnal enuresis non drug treatment step 3

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if 1 and 2 unsuccessful add in desmopressin

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nocturnal enuresis drug treatment

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> 5 yrs = desmopressin:
if alarm undesirable
if need rapid results (to cover holidays)
assess tx after 4 wks and =continue for 3 months if working
repeated courses withdrawn gradually at regular intervals
specialist = desmopressin +/- antimuscarinic (oxybutynin or tolterodine)
not responding to all other tx = imipramine

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Desmopressin

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more potent and longer duration of action than vasopressin
no vasoconstrictor effect
side effects = hyponatraemia = convulsions if given rapidly, nausea

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what is urinary retention

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inability to voluntarily urinate

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causes of urinary retention

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urethral blockage, medications (antimuscarinics, sympathomimetics, TCAs)

20
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Acute urinary retention

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is a medical emergency
abrupt development over a period of hours

21
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Chronic urinary retention

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gradual over months
inability to completely empty bladder

22
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what is benign prostatic hyperplasia

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type of chronic urinary retention caused by enlarged prostate
symptoms = urinary retention, urgency, frequency, nocturne
tx = a-blockers (relaxes smooth muscle)

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Acute urinary retention treatment

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catheter then a-blocker for 2+ days before removing catheter

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Chronic urinary retention treatment

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catheter long term - may cause recurrent UTIs (7 days abx), urethra trauma, pain, stone formation

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BPH treatment

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a-blocker (relaxes smooth muscle)
if enlarged prostate, increased prostate antigens, or at high risk of progression then 5a reductase inhibitor (finasteride/dutasteride)

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Name a-blockers

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alfuzosin, tamsulosin, doxazosin, terazosin

27
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a-blockers contra indications

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micturition syncope, postural hypotension

28
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a-blockers side effects

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dizziness, postural hypotension
take first dose at night as may cause collapse due to postural hypotension. Lie down if fatigue, dizzy, sweating until feel better

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Name 5a reductase inhibitors

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Finasteride, dutasteride

30
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5a reductase inhibitors side effects

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breast disorder, sexual dysfunction, male breast cancer - report lumps/pain/nipple discharge, excreted in semen
use condom if partner preg/likely to be preg
women of child bearing age = avoid handling crushed/broken tablets

31
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Finasteride MHRA Warning

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depression and rare cases of suicidal thoughts - stop immediately and inform healthcare professional

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What is erectile dysfunction

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persistant inability to attain/maintain erection

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Causes of erectile dysfunction

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physical, psychological or side effect of drugs

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Erectile dysfunction non drug treatment

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smoking cessation and reduce alcohol intake

35
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Erectile dysfunction 1st line drug treatment

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  • phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor
  • increase blood flow intake to penis - still need sexual stimulation
  • short acting - avanafil, sildenafil, vardenafil - PRN
  • long acting - tadalafil - PRN or lower dose daily for spontaneous
  • 6 doses at max dose with stimulation before classed as non-responder
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Erectile dysfunction 2nd line drug treatment

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intracavernasal, intraurethral, or topical alprostadil - under careful medical supervision

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Phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors side effects

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  • flushing, dizziness, nasal congestion, migraine
  • priapism (erection>4 hours) = medical attention
38
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Phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors contra indications

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  • taking nitrates
  • have hypotension
  • unstable angina/stroke
  • angina during intercourse
  • people who shouldn’t have sexual activity
39
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Phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors interactions

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  • nitrates
  • a-blockers
  • both cause hypotension
40
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Alprosadil warning

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wear condom if partner of child bearing age, pregnant or lactating

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