Exam 2: GU emergencies Flashcards

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Which condition is a painful inability to void (pee)?

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Acute Urinary Retention

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MC cause of Acute Urinary Retention in men?

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BPH

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Classes of meds which can cause Acute Urinary Retention?

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Anticholinergics
Alpha-stimulants
Anesthetics
Narcotics
EtOH
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How can a clot cause Acute Urinary Retention?

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Cuts off urethera. In both men and women.

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Increased uretheral resistance causes an obstruction where?

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Bladder outlet obstruction

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What does low bladder pressure do to the bladder’s contractility?

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Lowers bladder contractility making it hard to pee

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What will interruptions of sensory and motor innversation to the bladder do?

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Can’t pee

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How to DX Acute Urinary Retention?

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Bladder U/S

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Initial tx of Acute Urinary Retention if not due to trauma?

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Uretheral catheter to decompress the bladder

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Initial tx of Acute Urinary Retention due to trauma?

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Suprapubic catheter

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Late treatment of Acute Urinary Retention needs to be targeted at what?

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the underlying cause

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Surgical treatment of BPH?

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TURP. Removes tissue to relieve obstruction.

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What class of meds for BPH? WHat do they do to prostate?

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Alpha-1-blockers. Relaxes prostate to let the urine make it out.

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Terazosin and Doxazosin do what to BP?

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Can reduce BP (alpha-1-blockers)

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Which alpha-1-blocker has higher incidence of ejaculatory dysfunction?

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Tamsulosin

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Finasteride does what? How long to work?

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Shrinks prostate. Takes 6 months to work.

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When to do a voiding trial in Acute Urinary Retention?

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3-7 days after catheter decompression

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What condition can occur if more than 1000ml urine withdrawn and Cr 3+

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Post-Obstructive Diuresis

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How to treat Post-Obstructive Diuresis?

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Inpatient. Monitor urine output 200ml/hr for 3 consecutive hours (3L/24h)

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What to monitor in Post-Obstructive Diuresis?

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Serum and urine lytes

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Who should follow up with urology after decompressing Acute Urinary Retention?

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All

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What is nephrolithiasis?

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Kidney stone

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MC type of nephrolithiasis?

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Calcium Oxalate

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3 risk factors for calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis?

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  1. Dehydration
  2. Hypercalcemia
  3. Hyperoxalsomething
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Uric Acid Stones happen when pH is below what?
<5.5
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Struvite Stones aka
Magnesium ammonium phosphate stones (MAPS)
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What increases risk of Struvite Stones?
UTIs w/urease-producting bacteria
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What the heck is Proteus?
Proteus mirabilis is a Gram-negative, facultatively anaerobic, rod-shaped bacterium
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Proteus causes what type of kidney stone?
Struvity stones
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When are Staghorn Calculi found?
After recurrent infections
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Staghorn Calculi from which type of kidney stone?
Sturvite
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Highest mortality and morbidity with nephrolithiasis when what 2 things happen in combo?
1. Upper tract obstruction | 2. Upper UTI
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How to generally prevent kidney stones?
2L/day fluid intake, low salt intake, moderate animal protein to regulate uric acid, moderate calcium to bind to oxalate
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How to prevent Calcium Oxalate stones?
2 TBLS pure lemon juice per day. Decreased CaOx deposits.
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Pure lemon juce prevents which type of kidney stone?
Calcium Oxalate only!
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What type of pain with kidney stones?
Colicky pain
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Severe flank pain and ipsilateral lower abdomen pain is kidney stone where?
Ureteral stone
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Where can Ureteral stone radiate to?
Testicles and vulvar areas
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Mid-ureter stone radiates in which direction?
Anteriorally
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Stone in RIGHT mid-ureter can mimic what?
Appendicitis
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Stone in LEFT mid-ureter can mimic what?
Diverticulitis
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Gold Standard for kidney stone dx?
CT abdomen and pelvis without contrast
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Dx of kidney stone is preggers?
Ultrasound
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What kind of stone can’t KUB detect?
Uric Acid stone
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What size can’t stones pass on own?
≥6mm
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Goal of kidney stone treatment?
Shorten time to pass stone
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Meds to shorten time of stone passing?
1. Alpha blockers 2. Analgesics 3. Lots of fluids >2L/day
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What to do when stone passes?
Strain urine to check makeup of stone
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Which stone can be dissolved?
Uric Acid only
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How to dissolve Uric Acid stone?
Potassium citrate to alkalize urine
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ESWL when stone is smaller than what?
<3cm
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WHat does ESWL do?
Breaks stones into smaller fragments
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Treatment of stone stuck in ureter?
Uterscopy with laser lithotrist to break up
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Tx of large stone stuck at staghorn calculi?
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy
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When to admit PT with kidney stone?
1. Upper obstructruction w/infx or sepsis 2. Renal deterioration 3. Bilateral hydronephrosis 4. Pain refractory to analgesia 5. Stone in solitary kidney
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Which condition is a synergistic polymicrobial necrotizing fascitis of the perineum and genetalia?
Fourner’s Gangrene
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MC microbe in Fourner’s Gangrene?
E Coli
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How many organisms found in culture from Fourner’s Gangrene
Usually 3
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Fourner’s Gangrene how many times more common in men than women?
10X
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What is the *causal event* of Fourner’s Gangrene?
Breakdown in urethera or colon
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S/Sx of Fourner’s Gangrene
Severe scrotal pain, edema, erythema, necrotic tissue
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Dx for Fourner’s Gangrene
Clinical H&P
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What sort of stat consult for Fourner’s Gangrene?
Surgical. Need to debrid necrotic tissue.
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Which 3 abx combo in Fourner’s Gangrene?
Clindamycin + Vanco + Zosin (CVZ...like CVS, everyone’s favorite drug store)
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Testicular Torsion is a twist of what?
720º twist of spermatic cord
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What sort of emergency is Testicular Torsion?
True vascular emergency! Compromised blood flow to testis!
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Pain in Testicular Torsion?
Rapid onset of severe scrotal pain
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What does whole scrotum appear as at 12-24h in Testicular Torsion?
Confluent mass
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UA and WBC in Testicular Torsion?
Normal
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Fever or voiding issues in Testicular Torsion?
No fever, no voiding issues
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Dx for Testicular Torsion?
Ultrasound
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What sort of flow to use on ultrasound for Testicular Torsion?
Doppler flow to assess testicular blood flow
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Who to consult for Testicular Torsion?
Urology
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Can preserve teticle if tx done in how long from onset?
4-6 hurs
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What is a pathological erection called?
Priapism
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What is happening with both corpora cavernosa in Priapism? What’s impaired?
Engorged with stadnant blood. Impaired drainage and relaxation.
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Priapism results when there is what?
Impaired drainage and relaxation
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Many cases of Priapism due to what?
Intracavernosal injection of vasoactive impotence meds
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Two types of Priapism?
1. Ischemic | 2. Non-ischemic
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Increased arterial blood flow in ischemic priapism causes what?
Hypoxia, acidosis, and penile compartment syndrome
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3 major diseases/things which can cause ischemic priapism?
1. Sickle cell 2. Drugs 3. Neurogenic shock
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Ischemic Priapism has what type of arterial blood flow? (Hint: increased or decreased)
Increased arterial blood flow
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Increased arterial blood flow in priapism causes what chemical issues?
Hypoxia, acidosis, penile comparment syndrome
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Non-ischemic priapism due to fistula where?
Between cavernosal artery and corpus cavernosum
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What does fistula in non-ischemic priapism consistently cause?
High inflow of blood
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Common causes of non-ischemic priapism?
Needly injury, trauma, congenital arterial malformation
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Aspiration for priapism? (hint: gotta remove blood)
5ml Corporal aspiration w/18g at 3 or 9 o’clock
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What to inject after aspiration for priapism?
Diluted Phenylepherine 1mL/19mL saline q15-20min
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Tx of sickle-cell priapism?
Exhange transfusion, hydrate, analgesia
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Penile fracture due to rupture of what?
Tunica albuniea from direct trauma or erect penis
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How percent of Penile fracture can cause partial or complete urethral rupture?
18%
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MC cause of Penile fracture?
Sexual intercourse
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What does penis look like in Penile fracture?
Acutely swollen, discolored, tender penis
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How to assess urethera in Penile fracture?
Retrograde urethrogram
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Tx for Penile fracture?
Surgery to remove hematoma and suture tunica albulinea
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Foreskin retracted behind coronal sulcus of glans penis causes what?
Paraphimosis
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What 2 things obstructed in Paraphimosis
Venous and lymphatic flow
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3 major problems from Paraphimosis?
1. Skin necrosis 2. Gangrene 3. Autoamputation
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Tx for Paraphimosis?
Try manual retraction of foreskin. If doesn’t work then surgery.
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What to give for pain with Paraphimosis? What NEVER to give?
Lidocaine for pain. NEVER GIVE EPI!!!!