Primary care a collaborative practice
UTI in males should be treated with - Answer-fluoroquinolones for 10 to 14 days
Acute prostatitis should be treated with - Answer-Bactrim DS (tmp-smx) for 2 weeks
or fluoroquinolones
Spermatocele is - Answer-a small non tender, freely movable mass above and
behind testis
Epididymitis - Answer-scrotum is red, enlarge and difficult to distinguish from testis, a
positive prehn sign is observed
Prehn sign - Answer-a relief when scrotum is elevated with epididymitis
An erythematous and enlarge testicles with absent of cremasteric sign in some
instances with small area of cyanosis (blue dot sign) - Answer-Testicular Torsion
Testicular edema is so pronounced, painful, usually involves systemic viral infection
(Mumps) and includes unilateral or bilateral erythema, edema, and scrotal
tenderness, which occurs 4 to 7 days after initial fever - Answer-Orchitis
UTI in males should be treated with - Answer-fluoroquinolones for 10 to 14 days
Acute prostatitis should be treated with - Answer-Bactrim DS (tmp-smx) for 2 weeks
or fluoroquinolones
Spermatocele is - Answer-a small non tender, freely movable mass above and
behind testis
Epididymitis - Answer-scrotum is red, enlarge and difficult to distinguish from testis, a
positive prehn sign is observed
Prehn sign - Answer-a relief when scrotum is elevated with epididymitis
An erythematous and enlarge testicles with absent of cremasteric sign in some
instances with small area of cyanosis (blue dot sign) - Answer-Testicular Torsion
Testicular edema is so pronounced, painful, usually involves systemic viral infection
(Mumps) and includes unilateral or bilateral erythema, edema, and scrotal
tenderness, which occurs 4 to 7 days after initial fever - Answer-Orchitis
