Urology Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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How would you assess LUTS?

A

IPSS score

frequency volume chart

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What are some urological emergencies?

A
testicular torsion 
uro-sepsis 
ureteric colic 
acute retention 
high pressure chronic retention 
haematuria 
trauma to urinary tract 
paraphimosis
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What are some symptoms of kidney stones?

A
loin to groin pain 
haematuria 
UTIs 
HORRIBLE pain 
nausea and vomiting 
rapid onset of symptoms
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How would you test for kidney stones?

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non contrast CT
US if pregnant
Bloods - U&E, calcium, uric acid (exclude sepsis)

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5
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What is the treatment of kidney stones?

A
analgesia!!
antiemetic
IV antibiotics 
oxygen 
small (<5mm) - alpha blockers 
large (>1cm) need intervention
- extracorporeal shock wave, ureterscopy, endoscopic
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6
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What is the prophylaxis of kidney stones?

A
large volume of fluids 
weight loss
exercise 
soft water 
citrus 
reduce animal protein
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What are some symptoms of UTI?

A
frequency
pain
haemturia 
foul smelling 
urgency 
incontinence 
loin pain 
fever 
nausea, vomiting 
confusion
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How would you treat recurrent UTI?

A

lifestyle
antibiotic prophylaxis - continuous, symptomatic, post coital
USS kidneys, flexible cystoscopy
eostrogen status of post menopausal women

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9
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What are some presentations of testicular cancer?

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painless/painful testis lump
dyspnoea (lung mets)
abdominal mass

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What test do you need to do for haematuria and what are you looking to rule out?

A

CTIVU to rule out renal and bladder cancer

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How do you treat renal cancer?

A

surgical excision

nephrectomy

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12
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How do you treat bladder cancer?

A

TURBT - transurertral resection of bladder tumour
non-invasive - resection +/- chemo
radical radiotherapy

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13
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Where does prostate cancer commonly spread to?

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bone

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14
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What are some treatment options for prostate cancer?

A
radical prostatectomy
radiotherapy - EBRT, brachytherapy 
androgen deprivation therapy 
active surveillance 
watch and wait
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What are some risk factors for penile cancer?

A
HPV
phimosis
genital warts 
many partners 
HIV 
smoking 
penile injury
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16
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What are some differentials of groin lump?

A

inguinal and femoral hernias
lymphadenopathy
vascular abnormalities (e.g. femoral artery aneurysm, infected injection site)
Penis poblems

17
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What are some differentials of testicular pain?

A

tortion or trauma to testis
epididymo-orchitis
referred pain from renal colic

18
Q

What are some causes of urinary frequency or nocturia?

A
UTI 
prostatic hypertrophy 
DM 
renal failure 
cardiac failure 
drug related (e.g. diuretics, caffeine, alcohol)
diabetes insipidus 
compulsive water drinking
19
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What are some causes of urinary retention?

A
BPH 
prostate cancer
neuro - MS, prolapsed disc
post-op
drug related
blocked catheter
20
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What are some causes of dysuria?

A

UTI
urethritis
prostatitis
structural abnormalities of urinary tract (children)

21
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What are some causes of haematuria?

A
renal calculi 
UTI 
urinary tract malignancy 
glomeulonephritis 
bleeding disorders 
rhabdomyolysis
22
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What are some differentials of testicular or scrotal swelling?

A
inguinal hernias 
hydrocele 
epididymo-orchitis 
incompletely descened testis 
varicoele 
epidiymal cyst
testicular tumours 
torsion of testis
23
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What are some causes of urinary incontinence?

A
prostatic hypertrophy 
stress incontinence 
urge incontinence 
UTI
neurological - MS, dementia, confusion in elderly
24
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What are some causes of vaginal discharge?

A
candidiasis
chlamydia
trichomonas
gonococcus 
syphilis
25
Where does prostate cancer commonly metastasis to?
bone
26
What are treatment options for prostate cancer?
radio for metastasis androgen deprivation therapy chemo
27
What are some common SE of androgen deprivation therapy?
hot flushes, fatigue, erectile dysfunction
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What is LHRH agoinst?
androgen deprivation therapy - reduces testosterone by acting on anterior pituitary