Lower Urinary Tract Flashcards

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Ureter
3
Constrictions

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Ureteropelvic junction
Ureterovesical junction
Cross iliac vessels

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Most common cause of hydronephrosis in infants and children

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Ureteropelvic junction obstruction

Left ureter

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Sudden severe pain at flank radiating post and inf

Cannot find comfortable position

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Ureteral colic or ureterolithodynia

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Majority of retroperitoneal abscess

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Idiopathic
Ormond disease
Cx: r varicocele

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WOF retroperitoneal fibrosis

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Methysergide

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Nests of urothelium or inbudding of the surface of the epithelium found in mucosa lamina

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Brunn nests

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Developmental failure in the anterior wall of the abdomen and bladder

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Bladder exstrophy

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Drainage of urine from umbilicus

MCC bladder adenoca

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Patent urachus

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Two variants of chronic cystitis

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Follicular

Eosinophilic allergic

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Schistosomoa haematobium

Predisposes to sq cell of bladder

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Hemorrhagic cystitis

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Inflammation And fibrosis of all bladder layers without evidence of bacterial infection
Fissures and punctate hemorrhages in bladder mucosa
Chronic mucosal ulcers
Mast cell infiltration

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Glomerulations
Hunner ulcers

Interstitial cystitis

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Soft yellow raised mucosal plaques
Large foamy macrophages with laminated mineralized concretions
Chronic e coli

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Michaelis gutmann bodies

Malacoplakia

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Bladder 95% epithelial origin

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T

Urothelial carcinoma

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Decrease in survival involves invasion of the

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Muscularis propria

Detrusor

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Most important risk factor in urothelial cell ca

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Cigarette smoking

No familial preponderance

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MC symptom of urothelial ca

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Painless hematuria

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Recurrence prevention of urothelial ca

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Intravesicle instillation of BCG

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UB obstruction
Males
Females

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BPE

Cystocele

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Urethritis organisms

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N gonorrhea
C trachomatis
E coli

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Fibromatosis of Buck’s fascia

Penile curvature and pain during sex

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Peyronie

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Inflamed granulation tissue polyp at urethral meatus in older females

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Urethral caruncle

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Hypospadia

Epispadia

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Ventral

Dorsal

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Orifice of the prepuce is too small

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Infection of glans and prepuce

Poor local hygiene in uncircumcised males

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Balanoposthitis

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Solitary thickened gray white opaque plaque at the shaft of the penis 10% malignant risk
Bowen disease | Penile CIS
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Multiple reddish brown papules at shaft of young sexually active males Not premalignant
Bowenoid papulosis | Penile CIS
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Condyloma acuminata | Penile sq cell ca
6 11 | 16 18
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Failure of descent of testes Marked hyalination and thickening of BM Prominent Leydig cells
Cryptorchidism
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Testicular atrophy | Infection
Mumps
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Epididymitis | Age 35
C trachomatis N gonorrhea | E coli P aeruginosa
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Twisting of spermatic cord resulting in bell clapper deformity in adults
Testicular Torsion
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Most common benign paratesticular tumor | Small nodules at the UPPER POLE OF THE EPIDIDYMIS
Adenomatoid tumor
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Spermatic cord Proximal Distal
Lipoma Malignant paratesticular tumor - rhabdomyosarcoma in children - liposarcoma in adults
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Testicular tumors
Germ cell tumors | Sex cord stromal tumors
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Most common type of GCT Large polyhedral distinct cell membrane with clear cytoplasm and large central nucleus Intact tunica albuginea
Classic seminoma cell | Seminoma
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Extends through tunica albuginea Primitive glandular differentiation Papillary convolutions
Embryonal ca
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Schiller Duval bodies AFP A1 antitrypsin
Yolk Sac tumor
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No testicular enlargement Syncitiotrophoblasts HCG Cytotrophoblast
Chorioca
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Helter skelter collection of differentiated cells | Painless enlargement of the testes
Teratoma Paraaortic mediastinal supraclav Lungs liver brain bones
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Golden brown homogenous surface Rod shaped crystalloids of Renke Androgen production Testicular mass
Leydig cell tumor
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Crystalloids of Charcot Butcher Testicular mass No androgen production
Sertoli cell tumor
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Testicular dysgenesis
Gonadoblastoma
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NHL | Male over 60
Testicular lymphoma
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Intraprostatic urine reflux Tender boggy prostate Minute disseminated abscesses
Acute Bacterial prostatitis
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Recurrent UTIs
Chronic bacterial prostatitis
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No history of recurrent UTI >10 WBCs/HPF Bacterial culture negative
Chronic abacterial prostatitis
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Periurethral transition zone Median lobe hypertrophy NODULAR HYPERPLASIA
BPH
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Most common prostate adenoca
Acinar
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Prostate adenoca | Spread
LN: obturator to para aortic nodes Hema: lumbar prox femur pelvis thoracic spine ribs
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Most hyperplasias arise in _ whereas carcinomas arise in _
Transitional | Peripheral