Genitourinary Flashcards

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function of urinary system

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filter blood

create and excrete urine

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organs of male GU system

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testes

vas/ductus deferens

seminal vesicles

ejaculatory ducts

penis

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6 paired male reproductive organs

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testes

epididymides

seminal vesicles

ejaculatory ducts

bulbourethral glands

vas deferens (seminal ducts)

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describe the kidneys

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remove waste/filter blood

BP

hematopoiesis

vitamin D

regulate fluid balance

pH

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location of kidneys

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retroperitoneal space

either side of T12-L3

right lower than left

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blood supply to kidneys

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renal artery

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renal parenchyma

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nephron-Gerota’s capsule

external cortex, inner medulla

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perirenal fat pad and fascia renalis

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fatty areolar tissue

position and protect kidneys

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hilum of kidney

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medial side

concave where renal artery and vein enter, ureter, and lymphatics

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renal pedicle

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lymphatics of the kidney

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renal pelvis

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funnel structure posterior to vascular pedicle

divides into calyces

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adrenal gland

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retroperitoneal on top of the kidneys

hormones

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adrenal regions

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medulla: epinephrine, norepinephrine
cortex: steroids, hormones, cortisol, aldosterone, androgens

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ureters

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penal pelvis to bladder

25-30cm 4-5mm diameter

retroperitoneal

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ureteral action to propel urine

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peristalsis

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3 areas of calculi in ureters

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UPJ: ureteropelvic junction

UVJ: ureterovesical junction

ureteral point crossing over external iliac vessels

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urinary bladder

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hollow muscular

anterior pelvic cavity

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capacity of bladder

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600-800mL

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trigone of bladder

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triangle forms base

orifices of ureters in the neck

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blood supply of bladder

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superior, middle, inferior vesical arteries

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urethra

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internal urethral orifice to outside

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male urethra

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20-25cm

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female urethra

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3-5cm

6-8mm in diameter

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why are females prone to UTI

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less distance to travel

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verumontanum
elevation in prostatic urethra where seminal ducts enter
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prostate gland
donut shaped at base of bladder neck
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prostate and urethra
surrounds urethra
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lobes in prostate
4-5
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weight of healthy prostate
20-30g
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true prostatic capsule
separates prostate and seminal vesicles from rectum
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surgical capsule
outer ring of normal tissue surrounding hyperplastic inner tissue TURP
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blood supply to prostate
pudendal, hemorrhoidal, inferior vesical arteries (from internal iliac arteries) prostatic venous plexus --> vesical plexus --> internal iliac veins
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BPH
increased size of prostate
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who is affected by BPH
men over 50
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two most common methods of diagnosing BPH
rectal exam prostate specific antigen blood test
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BPH vs. prostate cancer
BPH: limited to prostate cancer: malignant spread to skeletal system/lungs
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penis
shaft: corpus spongiosum houses urethra corpora cavernosa: 2 lateral root with crura
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vascular bodies for erection
corpus spongiosum urethrae 2 corpora cavernosa
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prepuce (foreskin)
mucous membrane covering glans
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scrotum
sac protecting testes epididymides located within
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tunica vaginalis
smoothing glistening membrane sac covering testes
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testes
paired ovoid in scrotum 4-5cm long 3cm wide 2cm thick testosterone, endocrine glands
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epididymides
long convoluted duct --> vas deferens final maturation and storage of sperm
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vasa deferentia
paired continuations of epididymides --> ejaculatory ducts via peristalsis
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spermatic cord
suspends testes in scrotum vas deferens, vessels, cremaster muscle, nerves, lymphatics
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ejaculatory ducts
paired tubes formed by union of seminal vesicles and vas deferens sperm to urethra
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seminal vesicles
paired at base/fundus of bladder and prostate nourish sperm
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bulbourethral glands
mucous secretions into urethra on either side of membranous and bulbar urethra
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intravenous pyelogram/urogram
enhancement of KUB contrast into a vein into kidney
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retrograde pyelogram/urogram
contrast into ureters with a cystoscope
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KUB
anterior to posterior x-ray for size, shape, position, stones
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PSA blood test
prostate specific antigen
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digital rectal exam
finger up rectum to check prostate size
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topical anesthetic for cystoscopy
viscous lidocaine jelly
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topical anesthetic for male
into urethra after prep and drape with urojet
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topical anesthetic for female
cotton applicator into urethral meatus
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why use sterile irrigation for cystoscopy
distend, visualize
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irrigating fluid for simple surgical cysto
sterile water distilled water CHECK
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irrigating fluid for TURP
3% sorbitol 1.5% glycine
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special irrigating fluid in TURP
isotonic and nonelectrolytic to allow electrical transmission
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4 components of a urologic endoscope
sheath obturator telescope light source
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3 types of urologic endoscopes
Brown-Buerger cystoscope McCarthy Panendoscope Wrappler Cystourethroscope
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resectoscope
electrical current to excise tissue from bladder, urethra, prostate
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4 types of resectoscope
Iglesias Nesbit Baumrucker Stern-McCarthy
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Bugbee electrode
in Brown-Buerger or Wrappler to fulgurate bladder tumors, control bleeding, ureteral meatotomy
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evacuator
attach to endoscope to irrigate the bladder and aspirate stone fragments
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2 types of evacuator
Ellik: double bowl glass w/ trap Toomey: syringe with wide opening
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suprapubic bladder drainage
drain bladder from incision in suprapubic region uremia, nurogenic bladder, urinary retention
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4 self-retaining catheters for suprapublic bladder drainage
Pezzer, Malecot, Foley, Bonanno
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cystoscopy
endoscopic examination of the bladder
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indications for cysto
hematuria retention UTI cystitis stones
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why is cysto class 2
outside world disinfection vs. sterilization
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peri-urethral-transurethral collagen injection
intrinsic sphincter deficiency (F) after prostatectomy (M) helps hold pee
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transurethral ureteropyeloscopy
exam of ureters and renal pelvis diagnose/remove stones
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urethral meatotomy
enlargement of urethral meatus to relieve stenosis
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urethral dilation and urethrotomy
dilation of urethra to open stricture
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phillips filiforms and followers, van buren sounds, McCarthy sounds, otis urethrotome
urethral dilation and internal urethrotomy for stricture
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urethroplasty
reconstruction of the urethra stricture, fracture, narrow segments
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penectomy
partial or total removal of cancerous penis
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deep dosral and emissary vein ligation
ligation of deep dorsal vein of penis vascular compromised impotence
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hydrocele
accumulation of fluid in scrotum excision of tunica vaginalis
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varicocele
high ligation of gonadal veins to reduce backflow
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spermatocele
lobulated intrascrotal mass on head of epididymides
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vasectomy
remove a section of vas deferens for sterilization
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no scalpel vasectomy
fixation w/o entering scrotal sac
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what reverses vasectomy
vasovasostomy
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orchiectomy
removal of testicles
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unilateral orchiectomy
cancer trauma infection
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bilateral orchiectomy
metastatic carcinoma of prostate
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TURP
endoscopic resectoscope leaves capsule intact removes hyperplastic inner tissue
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why TURP
BPH
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TURP for malignancy?
no
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why 30cc 3 way foley
stop bleeding empty bladder irrigation
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hematuria catheter
3 way foley for blood clots reinforced for vigorous aspiration
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simple suprapubic prostatectomy
removal of prostate transvesically
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pros and cons of suprapubic prostatectomy
surgical correction of bladder at same time hemorrhage
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suprapubic prostatectomy for malignancy?
no it would seed the bladder
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self retaining bladder retractor for suprapubic prostatectomy
omni tract
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simple retropubic prostatectomy
remova all hypertrophic prostate through anterior prostatic capsule by extravesical approach
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pros of simple retropubic prostatectomy
excellent exposure of prostate and bladder neck controllable bleeding
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retropubic prostatectomy for malignancy?
yes
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simple perineal prostatectomy
removal of prostatic adenoma through perineum biopsy and radical excision to follow
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pros and cons of perineal prostatectomy
good anastomosis and bleeding control preservation of bladder neck can make fistulas and can't biopsy iliac and obturator nodes
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perineal prostatectomy for malignancy?
yes
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nerve sparing radical retropubic prostatectomy
removal of entire gland, capsule, and seminal vesicles
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pros of nerve sparing retropubic prostatectomy
spare neurovascular bundles to preserve potency
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2 self retaining abdominal retractors for retropubic prostatectomy
bookwalter wishbone
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radical perineal prostatectomy
same as simple w/ lymph nodes through separate incision
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what accompanies radial perineal prostatectomy
laparoscopic or low abdominal lymph node dissection
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2 self retainers for perineal prostatectomy
thompson omnitract wishbone 2150
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TURBT
removal of bladder tumor w/ resectoscope sterile water to burst cancer cells
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suprapubic cystostomy
opening into bladder through a low abdominal incision for drain tubes
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suprapubic cystolithotomy
removal of bladder stones
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vesicourethral suspension
correction of stress incontinence caused by abnormal urethrovesical angle
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Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure
bladder and urethra into pelvis by suturing vaginal tissue to back of symphysis pubis
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Burch procedure
nonabsorbable 0 suture into cooper ligament on each side of bladder neck
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transvaginal bladder neck suspension Pereyra
neck elevated from anterior rectus sheath passed blindly down retropubic space out vagina
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transvaginal bladder neck suspension Stamey
suture placed urethrovesical junction of ant. rectus fascia to vagina
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2 types of transvaginal suspensions
TVT sling, TVT sling w/ bone anchor
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TVT sling
tension free vaginal tape hypermobility intrinsic sphincter deficiency stress incontinence
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graft for TVT sling
polypropylene mesh tape
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bladder augmentation enterocystoplasty
enlarge bladder with bowel reflux incontinence detrusor hyperactivity chronic contracted bladder neuropathic bladder
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radical cystectomy
remove bladder and pelvic nodes malignancy or papillary tumors
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bladder substitution
creation of new bladder after cystectomy for carcinoma
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5 bladder substitutions
right colocytoplasty sigmoidocystopasty orthotopic ileocolic neobladder ileocecal bladder ileoascending
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ileal conduit
urine flow diverted to an isolated bowel incontinent division
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continent urinary division
control of urination
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4 continent divisions
Kock pouch Indiana pouch Camey ileocystoplasty Meriz
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3 incisional approaches to the kidney
CHECK
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percutaneous nephrolithotomy
break kidney stones with nephroscope
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litholapaxy
crushing stones in bladder
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Hendrickson-Bigelow lithotrite in litholapaxy
pass in urethra to bladder to crush stone
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extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
noninvasive externally applied acoustic pulse
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urolithiasis
kidney stones
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nephroureterectomy
remove kidney + ureter tumors hydroureteronephrosis
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heminephrectomy
remove portion of kidney upper or lower pole condition
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nephrectomy
removal of a kidney UPJ with hydronephrosis
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position for nephrectomy
lateral
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when do laparoscopic nephrectomy
benign disease
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2 laparoscopic approaches for nephrectomy
transabdominal extraperitoneal intraperitoneal
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radical nephrectomy
remove kidney, perirenal fat, adrenal gland, gerota's capsule, periaortic nodes
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why do radical nephrectomy
parenchymal neoplasm
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radical vs regular nephrectomy
renal pedicle ligated before mobilizing kidney gerota's capsule removed en bloc w/ kidney
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adrenalectomy
removal of 1 or both adrenal glands
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4 indications for adrenalectomy
hypersecretion neoplasm carcinoma of prostate or breast
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3 positions for adrenalectomy
lateral supine prone
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kidney transplant
living-relative or cadaveric donor into iliac fossa
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why do renal transplant
restore function to maintain life in end-stage renal disease
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position for donor kidney
left lateral
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position for recipient kidney
supine
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where is kidney placed
right renal/iliac fossa
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where are renal blood vessels anastomosed
renal vein to iliac vein renal artery to internal iliac artery
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solutions to preserve kidney
cold saline lactated ringers
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renal dialysis
extracorporeal removal of waste from blood
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peritoneal dialysis
peritoneum filters blood
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abdominal catheter for peritoneal dialysis
Tenckhoff CAPD
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ureterostomy
opening into ureter for drainage to another point
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ureterectomy
remove a ureter
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ureterneocystostomy
division of distal ureter from blader to reimplant w/ submucosal tunnel
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ureterolithotomy
incision into ureter to remove a stone
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nephrostomy
opening into kidney for temp or permanent urine drainage
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nephrotomy
incision into kidney over collecting system with a calculus
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pyelolithotomy
removal of stone through renal pelvis
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pyelostomy
opening into renal pelvis to remove stones or for collecting
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circumcision
removing foreskin from glans
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3 common indications for circ
phimosis balanoposthitis papaphimosis
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orchiopexy/orchidopexy
move undescended testicles into scrotum
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why perform orchiopexy
cryptorchidism
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cryptorchidism
undescended testicles
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3 devices for circ
gomio clamp hollister plastibell
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retractile testes
testicle can move between scrotum and groin
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age for orchiopexy
5-6
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hypospadius
meatus on underside of penis or perineum
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epispadius
meatus of upper penis/dorsum
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chordee
downward curvature of penis
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hypospadius and epispadius repair
move meatus to the apex of the glans
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methods of hypo/epispadius repair
meatoplasty glanuloplasty orthoplasty-release chordee urethroplasty skin cover scrotoplasty