Quiz 1 Flashcards

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Where are the kidneys located?

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Retroperitoneum

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What does the urinary/renal system remove?

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urine and toxins

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3
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Lower UTIs include?

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urethra and bladder

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4
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Upper UTIs include?

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ureters and kidney

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5
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What does lower UTIs involve?

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superficial mucosa

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What does upper UTIs involve?

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renal parenchyma (interstitial tissue)

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7
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What is cystitis?

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infection of the bladder

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What is pyelonephritis?

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infection of the kidneys

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9
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Most common pathogen of acute uncomplicated and complicated UTIs?

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E.coli

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What is E.coli shown to be resistance too?

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TMP-SMX and Cipro

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Viral cysitits seen in kids

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Adenovirus

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12
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What two things are not present with uncomplicated UTIs?

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Fever/ chills

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13
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What is the most diagnostic finding on a urinalysis/microscopy?

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Pyuria (WBCs)

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What is the single best test for acute cystitis?

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Urine dipstick

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What is the gold standard diagnosis for acute cystitis?

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Urine culture

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What is the pathogen in Catheter-associated CAUTI?

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E.coli

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17
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What are the 3 symptoms seen in CAUTI?

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fever, suprapubic, or CVA tenderness

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18
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Where should urine not be collected from in CAUTI?

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Foley bag

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19
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What is the most common pathogen in pregnancy?

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E.coli

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What drug should be avoided in the 1st trimester and at term?

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Trimethoprim-Sulfa

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21
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What is the most common cause of acute pyelonephritis

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E. coli

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22
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With a kidney infection what is seen on labs?

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Wide cast

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23
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What is the diagnosis used for acute pyelonephritis in pregnancy?

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Renal ultrasound

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What is the study of choice used for acute pyelonephritis?

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Non-contrast helical/spiral CT

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What two drugs are NOT used in acute pyelonephritis?
Nitrofurantoin or Fosfomycin
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What 3 drugs should be avoided in pregnancy?
Fluroquinolones, amino-glycosides, and tetracyclines
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What is the intial diagnosic test for IC/Painful bladder syndrome?
Cystoscopy
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What is the only FDA-approved intra-vesical therapy for ICU/Painful Bladder syndrome?
DMSO/ Dimethyl Sulfoxide
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What is the most common NGU pathogen of urethritis?
Chlamydia trachomatis
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What is the most common gonorrhea pathogen of urethritis?
Neisseria gonorrhea
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What is the test of choice of urethritis?
NAAT
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What is a complication of urethritis?
infertility
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What is the most common cause of scrotal pain in adult males?
Epididymitis
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How is epididymitis dx?
Color Doppler Ultrasound
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What should not be given if under 35 and suspect STI?
quinolones
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What is the most common cause of viral orchitis?
Mumps
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What is the most common complication of Mumps?
Orchitis
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What is the mc bacterial pathogen in orchitis?
E.coli
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What is the mc pathogen in acute prostatits?
E.coli
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What should not be done in a DRE for acute prostatitis?
prostatic massage
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How long do you wait for PSA?
at least 4 wks
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What do you avoid in acute prostatits?
Nitrofurantion
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In a retractile testits where is it pulled into?
Supra-scrotal position
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What is the most common site for a ectopic descent?
superficial inguinal pouch
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What is the mc congenital abnormality of a male GU tract?
cryptorchidism
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What two things are complications of cryptochidism?
inguinal hernia | and torsion
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What is the most common cause of anterior urethral injury?
straddling
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What ruptures during a penile fracture?
tunica albuginea
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When is a surgery delayed for 3mo for what repair?
blunt anterior urethral injury
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What is the mc urologic finding in children?
VUR
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What is the test of choice for VUR?
Cystourethrogram VCUG
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What is the most common type of hydrocele?
idiopathic
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What is used to detect a hydrocele?
flashlight (transillumination)
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What is the dx of choice for hydrocele?
US
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How many years are children with asymptomatic hydrocele observed?
2 yrs
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What is the treatment of choice for hydrocele?
hydrocelectomy
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What type of varicocele is uncommon?
unilateral right varicocele
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Bags of worms?
Varicocele
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What is the test of choice for varicocele?
Ultrasound
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What is the test of choice for testicular torsion?
color doppler US
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What requires immediate surgical referral?
testicular torsion
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Blue dot
Torsion of appendix testicle
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Urinary spraying
urethral stricture
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Confirm dx in urethral stricture?
retrograde urethrogram
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What is the most common VUR in children?
Primary
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A communicating hydrocele has what type of fluid?
Peritoneal
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A non communicating hydrocele has what type of fluid?
Serous fluid
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What causes a hydrocele to transilluminates
Cystic structure
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What disorder has eggplant deformity? and what causes it?
Penile fracture | blood trapped in Buck's fascia
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Grade 1 VUR
backs up into the ureters only w/o dilation
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Grade 2 VUR
urine fills ureters and the renal pelvis w/o dilation
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Grade 3 VUR
urine starts to stretch the ureters and the renal pelvis
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Grade 4 VUR
ureters become curvy; pelvis and calyces become distorted
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Grade 5 VUR
ureters and kidney swells up completely, leading to renal failure
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What is the alternative to VCUG?
Radionuclide cystogram
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Most common physical finding in infertile men?
Varicocele
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Uncommon side in varicocele?
unilateral right side