Elimination: BPH and Incontinence Flashcards

1
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Continence

A

proper functioning of all the muscles and sphincters, and a proper functioning brain

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2
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BPH

A

benign prostatic hyperplasia

  • increase number of cells
  • nonmalignant NOT cancer
  • blocks flow of urine through urethra
  • increase risk for retention
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3
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Symptoms of BPH

A

weak stream, problems starting stream, post void urgency, frequency, nocturia, inability to empty bladder, distention

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4
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Risk Factors BPH

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age, presence of testes, high fat/meat diet, african american, hispanic

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5
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Hydroureter

A

obstruction in ureter

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6
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Hydronephrosis

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dilation inside kidney

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7
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Tests: BPH

A

PSA, DRE, UA, PVR

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8
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PSA

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prostate antigen protein elevated for prostate cancer

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9
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DRE

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digital rectal exam, want to feel smooth

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10
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UA

A

urine analysis

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11
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PVR

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post void residual

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12
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What causes BPH

A

no known cause, related to testosterone converting to DHT

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13
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5 alpha reductase inhibitors

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  1. dutasteride
  2. finasteride
    inhibits conversion of testosterone to DHT
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14
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Alpha Adrenergic blockers

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  1. doxazosin
  2. prazosin
  3. tamsulsoin
  4. terazosin
    block access muscle contractions (hypertensive meds)
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15
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Anticholinergics

A
  1. tolerodine
    relax muscles in bladder, prevents urgency
    SE urinary retention
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16
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Catherization

A

retention patients, short term

17
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Dietary Supplements

A

no evidence in helping with BPH

18
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Lifestyle Modifications

A

mostly used as treatment, lose weight, avoid caffeine, alcohol, citrus fruits, just general lifestyle habits

19
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Surgery

A

TURP: transurethral resection of the prostate

20
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TURP

A

only done if severe BPH
-flushes bladder, electrical loop, cuts and cauterizes cut immediately, cuts away section of prostate and then drains everything from bladder

21
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TURP syndrome

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risks immediately following surgery because of hypotonic solution

22
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Risks of TURP

A
  • hemorrhage

- too much bleeding, clots form, blocks urethra back

23
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3 way urinary catheter

A

flushes bladder, drains urine until site is healed, keeps meatus open, 30mL want pressure on surgical site so patient doesn’t bleed to death

24
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GOAL: BPH

A

to be continent of urine and minimal pain