Sasp 2014

Question 0

What are Motzer criteria? (5)

Answer 0

Karnosky performance status <80%
Elevated LDH
Anemia 
Hypercalcemia
Prior partial or total nephrectomy

Question 1

What area of the kidney is most susceptible to damage due to prolonged ischemia

Answer 1

The medulla

Question 2

True or false?

In bacterial vaginosis you need to treat the pt and partner w metronidazole

Answer 2

False. Treating pt only is just as effective as pt and partner

Question 3

Medullary thryroid cancer
Pheo

1ary hyperPTH
Cutaneous lichen amyloidosis

Answer 3

MEN2A

Question 4

Medullary thyroid ca
Pheo
A
Mucocutaneous neuromas
Marfanoid habitus
Hirschprungs

Answer 4

Men 2 B

RET oncogene

Question 5

What’s concerning PSA velocity?

Answer 5

> 0.75 NG/ml/yr. need 3 PSA measurements over 18 months to determine

Question 6

3 basic labs to initially evaluate an adrenal mass:

Answer 6

K if hypertensive
Plasma metanephrines
24 hr urine cortisol

Question 7

Muscles if the levator ani

Answer 7

Puborectalis
Pubicoccygeus
Iliococcygeus

Question 8

Branches of internal iliac

Answer 8

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Posterior trunk:
Iliolumbar
Lateral sacral
(Superior) Gluteal

Anterior trunk:
(Internal) Pudendal-> penile, perineal
Inferior vesical
Middle rectal
Vaginal
Obturator 
Umbilical ->obliterated umbilical, sup vesical

Question 9

Branches of external iliac

Answer 9

Inferior epigastric

Deep circumflex

Question 10

Nerves that originate in the lumbar plexus (7)

Answer 10

Iliohypogastric
Ilioinguinal
Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve of thigh
Genitofemoral
Femoral 
Obturator
Sciatic ( partially, also from sacral plexus)

Question 11

Provides sensation to lower abdominal wall and pubic area

Answer 11

Iliohypogastric nerve

Question 12

Provides motor innervation to the lower abdominal wall

Answer 12

Iliohypogastric nerve

Question 13

Sensation to upper thigh, base of penis and upper scrotum

Answer 13

Ilioinguinal

Question 14

Nerve that travels in the inguinal canal

Answer 14

Ilioinguinal

Question 15

Sensation to anterior and lateral portion of upper leg

Answer 15

Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh

Question 16

Provides sensation to the spermatic cord, scrotum, and anterior thigh

Answer 16

Genito femoral nerve

Question 17

Provides motor innervation to the cremaster and dartos

Answer 17

Genito femoral nerve

Question 18

Sensation to antero-medial leg

Answer 18

Femoral nerve

Question 19

Provides motor to the psoas, iliac and knee extensors

Answer 19

Femoral nerve

Question 20

Motor nerve for thigh adduction

Answer 20

Obturator

Question 21

Sensation and motor to posterior thigh and lower leg

Answer 21

Sciatic nerve

Question 22

Nerve that lies over psoas can be injured during hitch

Answer 22

Genito femoral

Question 23

Nerva that can be injured when placing retractors on psoas

Answer 23

Femoral

Question 24

Nerve that can be injured in exaggerated lithotomy

Answer 24

Sciatic (stretch injury)

Question 25

Nerves of the sacral plexus

Answer 25

Sciatic( partially from lumbar) Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve Pudendal-> perineal, posterior scrotal, genital

Question 26

Provides sensation to perineum and posterior scrotum

Answer 26

Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve

Question 27

Gives sensation to penis and clitoris

Answer 27

Genital branch of pudendal nerve

Question 28

Nerve that travels in alcock's canal

Answer 28

Pudendal

Question 29

Nerve that gives a branch to rhabdosphincter, plays role in continence

Answer 29

Pudendal

Question 30

Nerve used for PTNS

Answer 30

Tibial nerve, branch of sacral roots of sciatic nerve

Question 31

Plexus where para and sympathetic nerves meet to give autonomic control of bladder, prostate and penis

Answer 31

Inferior hypogastric

Question 32

Plexij that provides autonomic control to adrenals, kidneys and upper ureters

Answer 32

Celiac and superior mesenteric

Question 33

Sympathetic plexus just below the aortic bifurcation that controls seminal emission and bladder neck closure

Answer 33

Superior hypogastric

Question 34

Sympathetic nerves that travel from superior hypo gastric plexus to inferior hypo gastric plexus to combine with parasympathetics

Answer 34

Hypo gastric nerves

Question 35

Origin of neuro vascular bundles

Answer 35

Pelvic (inferior hypo gastric) plexus