Quiz 2 Flashcards

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1
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The most common sexual problem with men

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Erectile Dysfunction

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What is a common associated with ED?

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DM

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3
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What surrounds Corpus cavernosa

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tunica albuginea

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4
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What surrounds all 3 components

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Buck’s fascia

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5
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Causes smooth muscle relaxation

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PGE1, PGE2, and vasoactive peptide

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6
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1 cause in older men with ED?

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vascular disease

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7
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2 cause in older men with ED?

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Neurologic disease

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8
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1 cause of young adult males with ED?

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Psychogenic

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9
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What antihistamine causes ED?

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Cimetidine

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10
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Two questionnaires to determine ED?

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International Index of Erectile Function

Sexual Health Inventory for men

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Asses between psychological and organic ED?

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Nocturnal penile tumescence testing (NPT)

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What is the stamp test used for?

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ED

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13
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What is the txt for ED?

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CBT w/ focus exercises

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What is 1st txt for ED?

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Phosphodiesterase- 5 inhibitors (-fil)

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What should phosphodiesterase inhibitors not be used with?

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alpha- adrenergic antagonists

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16
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What is used for men with ED and hypogonadism?

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testosterone

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17
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Injection into the penis

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Alprostadil

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18
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1st txt for premature ejaculation

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SSRI

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19
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TXT for retrograde ejaculation

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reassurance

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20
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Complete inability to ejaculate, w/wo orgasms

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anejaculation

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21
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Txt for delayed ejaculation

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sex therapy (no meds)

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22
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Occurs in males only

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hypospadias

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23
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occurs in females and males

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episadias

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24
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Most common birth defect in the world

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hypospadias

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Dx of epispadias
prenatal US
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What is phimosis?
inability to retract foreskin over glans
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What age does phimosis retract?
3yr
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penile trauma (piercing)
paraphimosis
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Foreskin trapped behind corona?
Paraphimosis
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What is the strongest risk factor for Female UI?
Obesity (3x)
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What is the 1st most common cause of female UI?
URGE
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What is the 2nd most common cause of female UI?
Stress
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What is the MC cause of incontinence in hospitalized pts?
delirium
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What is MC cause of transient incontinence?
pharmaceuticals
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What is suggestive of stress incontinence?
positive leakage
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What is the cornerstone txt for female UI?
Bladder training
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What is best for stress incontinence?
surgery
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Worst pain ever
Nephrolithiasis
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Economic burden w/ cost of txt and missed work days
Nephrolithiasis
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What month does nephrolithiasis occur?
summer
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Most important inhibitor of calcium stones?
urine citrate
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What 4 beverages lower the risk of nephrolithiasis?
coffee, tea, beer and wine
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Where is nephrolithiasis more prevalent?
southeastern US
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Seen with acidic urine <5.5
uric acid stones
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Seen with alkaline urine >6.5
Ca phosphate and struvite stones
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not influenced by pH?
Ca+ oxalate stones
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What makes up most calcium stones?
calcium oxalate
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What type of imaging is done for nephrolithiasis?
KUB
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radio-lucent imaging?
urea and cystine
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radio-dense or radio-opaque imaging?
calcium stone, struvite/staghorn stone
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What is the gold standard for diagnosing nephrolithiasis?
non-contrast helical abd/pelvic CT
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What is the most common pathogen for struvite or infection stones?
Proteus
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What is the most common benign tumor in men?
BPH
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What is the hallmark for BPH?
age related proliferation of prostatic glandular and stromal tissue
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What is BPH dependent on?
age and androgen
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What is the annual cost of BPH?
$4 billion
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Where is prostate cancer more likely to occur?
peripheral (posterior zone)
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What is the gold standard with highest rate of symptom improvement?
Transurethral resection of prostate
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What is the most common risk factor for bladder cancer?
smoking
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Dx of bladder cancer?
cystourethroscopy and biospy
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Most common solid malignant tumor in young men?
Testicular cancer
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Most testicle for testicular cancer?
right side
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What should be avoided in testicular cancer?
testicular biopsies
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Study of choice for TC?
Testicular US
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What is recommended in a young healthy male with ED?
penile revascularization
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Least common male sexual dysfunction?
Delayed ejaculation
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Over ??? is considered delayed?
30-45 mins
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Inability or persistent difficulty achieving orgasm despite normal sexual desire and stimulation
delayed ejaculation
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Established causes of Female UI?
``` Urge- 1st mc Stress- 2nd mc Mixed Overflow Functional ```
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DIAPPERS
``` Delirium Infection Atrophic vaginitis or urethritis Pharmaceuticals Psychological disorders Endocrine disorders Restricted mobility Stool impaction ```
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Transient/ Temporary UI?
DIAPPERS
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MC kidney stone?
Calcium oxalate
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Males G-spot
prostate
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The most common urologic cancer?
bladder cancer
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The most common type of bladder cancer?
urothelial carcinoma (transitional cell)
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Painless gross hematuria?
bladder cancer
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MC testicular cancer?
germ cell tumors
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MC risk factor for TC?
Marijuana (70%)
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MC tumor in testicular cancer and histologic finding?
Seminoma tumor
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MC presentation of TC?
PAINLESS mass or enlargement of the testis
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What's elevated in NSGCT tumors?
Alpha fetal protein
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What's NOT elevated in pure seminomas?
Alpha Fetal protein
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Stage I TC?
lesion confined to testes
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Stage II TC?
Testes and lymph node involvement
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Stage III TC?
testes, lymph nodes, and metastasis involvement
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Should TC be screened?
NOPE
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DX for stress incontinence?
Bladder stress test