Week8 Flashcards

1
Q

Significant hematuria is when there is more than __________ per __________ in spun urine or more than __________ per __________ in unspun urine

A

5 rbc; high power field

2 rbc; high power field

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2
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Differential diagnosis for hematuria??

A

Stones
Trauma
Infection
Tumor
Others

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3
Q

Necroturia is ????

Commonly found in???

A

Passage of necrotic tissue in urine

Bladder cancer

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4
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_______ is the most common cause of Bladder Outlet Obstruction in men

A

BPH

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5
Q

_______ is the most common cause of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) in men

A

BPH

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6
Q

Unlike other androgen dependent organs in the body, the prostate converts testosterone to ________________ using the enzyme ___________.

A

dihydrotestosterone (DHT)

5α-reductase

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7
Q

Prostate

DHT is more potent and accounts for ____% of androgen in the tissue. Also, unlike other tissues, the prostate retains the ability to —————— and thus levels of DHT also remain high though life.

A

90

respond to testosterone

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8
Q

The _______________________________________ (IPSS)

A

International Prostate Symptom Score

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9
Q

Differential Diagnosis
Common differential diagnoses for benign prostatic hyperplasia include:

Prostate cancer – patients may present with LUTS, however ___________________ prostate and _______ PSA are indicative of prostate cancer

Urinary Tract Infection – the addition of ________,_________, or _______ , in the presence of a nitrite and/or leucocyte positive urine dip

Overactive bladder – although the patient will present with LUTS, ______________ will predominate; additionally, patients with just overactive bladder will have a ________ (max flow QMax >___ml/s)

Bladder cancer –__________ is likely to be the predominant feature, LUTS are less common (especially initially)

A

an asymmetrical craggy/nodular ; raised

dysuria, loin or suprapubic pain, or pyrexia

storage LUTS ; good flow rate; 20

haematuria

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10
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A _________________________ is the most widely used procedure undertaken to manage BPH

A

TransUrethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP)

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11
Q

A TransUrethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP), involving endoscopic ________________________ using a _____________ to increase the __________.

A

removal of obstructive prostate tissue

diathermy loop

urethral lumen size

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12
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Complications of TURP include ____________, haemorrhage, __________,__________ , and ______________.

A

TUR syndrome

sexual dysfunction

retrograde ejaculation

urethral stricture

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13
Q

Bladder cancer develops from the _______ of the bladder

A

lining

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14
Q

________— is the most common tumour of the urinary system.

A

Bladder cancer

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15
Q

Bladder cancers can further be classified into:

_________________ bladder cancer
_________________ bladder cancer
_________________ or _________________ bladder cancer

A

Non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer
Muscle-invasive bladder cancer
Locally advanced or metastatic bladder cancer

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16
Q

The Bladder Wall

The bladder wall can be divided into four layers, which are important when classifying bladder malignancies:

Inner lining of the bladder is called the ____________ (__________)

The second layer is a __________ layer called the __________

The third layer is a _________ layer and is termed the —————-
The four (outer) layer is the _______________

A

transitional epithelium; urothelium

connective tissue ; lamina propria

Muscular ; muscularis propria

fatty connective tissues

17
Q

The most important risk factors for bladder cancer is ___________ and _________.

A

smoking and increasing age

18
Q

Clinical Features of bladder cancer

The most common presenting features is ____________ , either ________ or ________. Patients may also present with recurrent _______ or ___________-

A

painless haematuria

visible or non-visible

UTIs; lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS)

19
Q

All cases of painless haematuria should be investigated with a __________

A

cystoscopy

20
Q

___________carcinoma is the most common type of bladder cancer

A

Transitional cell