Flashcards in BPH/Prostate CA Deck (21)
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BPH clinical presentation
Lower Urinary Tract Sx's:
1. Weak urinary stream
2. Urinary hesitancy
3. Stream intermittency
4. Post void dribbling
5. Nocturia
6. Recurrent UTI's
7. Hx of cystolithiasis
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Uroflow study findings in BPH
Low flow rate
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Post void residual findings
high residual
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Cystoscopy findings
1. Trabeculation
2. Obstructive prostate encroaching into urinary outlet lumen
3. "kissing lobes"
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Urodynamic study findings
1. Low flow
2. Elevated intravsical pressures
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What OTC meds do you want to avoid in BPH?
1. Pseudoephedrine/ alpha agonists (Sudafed)
2. Anticholinergics (Benadryl):-Cause urinary retention
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Pharmacologic treatment in BPH
1. Phytotherapy
2. Alpha-blockers
3. 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors (5-ARI)
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List a phototherapy
Saw palmetto
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Alpha blocker MOA
Causes relaxation of smooth muscle of the stroma that allows freer passage of urine
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What is a disadvantage of 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors
Can take 6 months to see effect
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What does 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors decrease?
PSA by 50%
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Who are 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors most beneficial in?
larger volume prostates >40 cc
PSAs greater than 1.4
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What is gold standard surgical treatment of BPH?
Transurethral Resection of Prostate (TURP)
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Complications of TURP
1. Retrograde ejaculation
2. TUR Syndrome
3. Hematuria
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Define TUR Syndrome
1. Hyponatremia
2. Mental confusion
3. HTN
4. Visual changes
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What is the main risk factor in Prostate CA
Strong family hx
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What are other conditions that can elevate the PSA?
1. Acute urinary retention
2. BPH
3. Prostatitis
4. Prostatic infarction
5. Prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (PIN)
5. Cath
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Genome testing in prostate CA
PCA 3
4K Score
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Radical prostatectomy indications
Lesions clinically confined to the prostate
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List the hormonal manipulation options
1. B/L orchiectomy
2. LH-RH Analogs
3. Antiandrogens
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