Urology Flashcards

1
Q

WBC count for positive UTI

A

> 100K

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2
Q

produces ischemia of the affected testis

A

testicular torsion

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3
Q

viability of the testicle will become compromised if testicular torsion persists longer than

A

4-6 hours, send to ER

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4
Q

common assessment finding of testicular torsion is

A

high riding testicle on the affected side occurring secondary to shortening of the spermatic cord

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5
Q

what is saw palmetto

A

extract of fruit of the American dwarf tree

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6
Q

why do people take saw palmetto

A

OTC medication that men may take to increase urine flow rate when they have BPH. No known mechanism of action although some men report relief with this.

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7
Q

OTC supplement for BPH

A

saw palmetto

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8
Q

sulfa component in Bactrim DS

A

sulfamethoxazole

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9
Q

what is sulfonylurea

A

antihyperglycemic agent

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10
Q

RBC casts in the urine are highly suggestive of what
2

A

glomerulonephritis or glomerular disease

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11
Q

most common presentation of acute uncomplicated pyelonephritis includes
4

A

fever
flank pain
nausea
vomiting

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12
Q

what is usually not present with renal stones

A

fever

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13
Q

most common pathogen of pyelonephritis

A

e. coli

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14
Q

most common reason for pyelonephritis

A

untreated or undertreated UTIs

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15
Q

more likely to have urolithiasis

A

males

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16
Q

is calcium found in the urine

A

not normally - although it can be a component of a kidney stone

17
Q

flank pain that waxes and wanes

A

urolithiasis, kidney stones

18
Q

ciprofloxacin drug class

A

quinolone abx

19
Q

ciprofloxacin is contraindicated in who and why

A

pregnant or younger than 18 d/t potential problems with bone and cartilage formation

20
Q

varicocele s/sx

A

may be asymptomatic but can be accompanied by scrotal pain described as a dull ache, more noticeable when standing and relieved by lying down

21
Q

varicocele tx

A

scrotal support

22
Q

which drug class has the potential to produce QT prolongation

A

ciprofloxacin/quinolones

23
Q

leading cause of CKD and ESKD in the U.S.

A

DM

24
Q

typical sx reported by men with inguinal hernia is

A

scrotal heaviness at the end of the day

25
Q

first indication that a patient has renal artery stenosis is

A

elevated BP

26
Q

hydroceles usually resolve by what age - peds

A

one year, if not refer to urology

27
Q

common characteristics of communicating hydrocele

A

cystic mass in the scrotum that changes in size of the scrotum

28
Q

during asymptomatic HIV infection, patients often present with what

A

persistent generalized lymphadenopathy

29
Q

how often to check CD4 counts in stable HIV patient

A

every 3-6 months

30
Q

1st line tx for chlamydia

A

doxycycline

31
Q

greatest risk factor in contracting HIV

A

viral load

32
Q

STD - rash on hands and soles of feet that can last up to 6 weeks

A

syphilis

33
Q

primary syphilis presents as

A

chancre - painless lesions that last 1-5 weeks

34
Q

tx trich with what

A

metronidazole