Passmed Urology And Renal Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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Which drugs are associated with erectile dysfunction?

A

SSRIs
Beta blockers

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What does a loin mass with a cystic centre indicate?

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Cancer, likely renal adenocarcinoma

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What causes strandin of peri-ureteric fat?

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Recent stone passage, in the absence of ureteric calculus

It may also be a sign of pyelonephritis

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What is the best test for sexually actively younger adults with suspected epididymis or hit is?

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NAAT test

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What is the best test for older adults with suspected epididymis or hit is?

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Mid stream sample of urine

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What is the first line investigation in prostate cancer?

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Multiaparametric MRI

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What is the risk of trans rectal ultrasound guided prostatic biospy?

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Infection

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8
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What is given for metastatic prostate cancer?

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GnRH agonist to suppress LH production

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What cancer of the kidneys is associated with tuberous sclerosis?

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Angiomyolipoma, with those who have learning disabilities like Down’s syndrome

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What are the complications of TURP syndrome?

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Urethral strictre
Retrograde ejaculation
Prostate perforation

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What are the features of TURP?

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Glycine toxicity
Dilutional hypnoatraemia
Fluid overload

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What is the liver pathology presentation in Stauffer syndrome?

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Causes rise in cholestasis enzymes but only hepatosplenoemgaly. Always suspect in chronic flank pain which cholestasis picture.

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What does weak urinary stream and history of gonorrhoeal should be suspected?

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Urethral stricture

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What age is the risk factor for BPH?

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65 and above

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16
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How long to wait after prostatitis to do PSA?

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1 month

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What does flank pain with ballotable mass indicate?

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Hydronephoriss, and should be imaged with ultrasound guided nephrostomy

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For management of renal colic, when is IM NSAIDs contraindicated?

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Chronic kidney disease
Hypertension

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19
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What cases confusion following catheterisation for acute urinary retention?

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Post obstructive diuretics

20
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What causes a smooth and regular strictre separate from testes?

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Epidermal cst

22
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What to do if stone has passed (per PEFR IC fat stranding) but patient has severe pain and hydronephrosis?

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Require regent renal decompression and IV antibiotics due to sepsis risk

23
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What does enter boggy prostate indicate?

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Prostatits, which should be treated with quinolone for 2 weeks

24
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How is an acute urinary tract obstruction managed?

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Npehorstomy, even when there is renal stone as reducing hydronephrosis is the priority.

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Which stone is semi-opaque?
Cystine stones
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Which’s tone is radio-ulcer?
Rate and xathine stones
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What is the biggest risk factor of testicular cancer?
Infertility
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When is sterilisation confirmed?
After clear semen analysis
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What to do for young patient difficulty having erection?
Urology referral
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What is the initial screen for erectile dysfnciton?
Testosterone
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What causes retracted testes with acute onset pain?
Testicular torsion
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What is the next best step in management ith high clinical suspicion of torsion?
Straight to surgical bilateral orchidopexy -> ultrasound can be skipped in this instance
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What causes superior pole of testes to be tender and increased cremasteric reflex?
Torsion of testicular appendage
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What is nephrolithotomy for?
Stones over 2cm
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What is a nephrosotmy used for?
Urgent decompression ith hydronephrosis
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What is hypospadias?
Opening of urethra is on the underside of the penis
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What is the contraindication to circumcsiison?
Hypospadias because it requires use of foreskin
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What is first line for hydronephrosis?
First perform urethral catheter then a nephrostomy
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What causes 5/10 pain with unilateral swelling of testes?
Epididymis-orchitis
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What causes parotitis and testicular pain?
Mumps -> parotitis is swelling of parotid gland
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How long does Finasteride take to work in BPH?
6 months
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What causes epididymis-orchitis in patients with low STI risk?
E.Coli
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What is done for stones less than 10mm/1cm?
Shockwave lithotripsy with alpha blockers like tamsulosin
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What is a hisotlgiically aggressive score for prostate cancer?
Gleason score of 10
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What causes rectal discomfort with blood in stools an change in bowel habit after radiotherapy for prostate cancer?
Prcottisi which is inflammation of rectum