Urological/ Renal CMSRN
genitourinary foreign body treatment - Answer-endoscopy, surgical removal by suprapubic cystotomy,
and urethrotomy
cystomy - Answer-incision into the urinary bladder
urethrotomy - Answer-a surgical incision into the urethra for relief of a stricture
dysuria - Answer-painful urination
noctuira - Answer-excessive urination at night
UTI male common cause - Answer-inflammation of the prostate gland, the epididymis, testes, kidney,
bladder, urethra, unprotected sexual intercourse
Epididymis - Answer-A long, coiled duct on the outside of the testis in which sperm mature.
uti s/s - Answer-Urgency, frequency, fever, cloudy urine, possibly pelvic pain, hematuria,
itching/burning, possible cramps or bladder spasms, enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes
male: penile discharge, scrotal masses and tenderness
, UTI treatment - Answer-abx, fluid resuscitation, antipyretic, analgesics, and urinary analgesics
antipyretic - Answer-a drug that relieves fever
emergency care for UTI - Answer-prompt/ fast identification of any obstructive pathology,
treatment of infection and pain,
preservation of kidney function,
prevent systemic diseases
priapism - Answer-the enlargement of the penis that is unrelated to sexual stimulation and is unrelieved
by ejaculation
Low Flow Priapism Treatment - Answer-aspiration of fluid from the corpora cavernous at the base of the
penis, with or without saline irrigation, which is an effective treatment in 30% of cases
if aspiration and irrigation is unsuccessful, a vasoconstrictive agent such as phenylephrine can be
instilled at 5-minutes intervals until the erection is entirely resolved.
all failed, then surgical placement of s shunt
high-low priapism treatment - Answer-cauterization and/or evacuation of the areas of bleeding
identification of cause
high-flow priapism - Answer-abnormal arterial blood to the penis as a result of trauma ti the GU system
common cause of priapism - Answer-children with sickle cell diseases has low-flow priapism
dialysis
vasculitis
genitourinary foreign body treatment - Answer-endoscopy, surgical removal by suprapubic cystotomy,
and urethrotomy
cystomy - Answer-incision into the urinary bladder
urethrotomy - Answer-a surgical incision into the urethra for relief of a stricture
dysuria - Answer-painful urination
noctuira - Answer-excessive urination at night
UTI male common cause - Answer-inflammation of the prostate gland, the epididymis, testes, kidney,
bladder, urethra, unprotected sexual intercourse
Epididymis - Answer-A long, coiled duct on the outside of the testis in which sperm mature.
uti s/s - Answer-Urgency, frequency, fever, cloudy urine, possibly pelvic pain, hematuria,
itching/burning, possible cramps or bladder spasms, enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes
male: penile discharge, scrotal masses and tenderness
, UTI treatment - Answer-abx, fluid resuscitation, antipyretic, analgesics, and urinary analgesics
antipyretic - Answer-a drug that relieves fever
emergency care for UTI - Answer-prompt/ fast identification of any obstructive pathology,
treatment of infection and pain,
preservation of kidney function,
prevent systemic diseases
priapism - Answer-the enlargement of the penis that is unrelated to sexual stimulation and is unrelieved
by ejaculation
Low Flow Priapism Treatment - Answer-aspiration of fluid from the corpora cavernous at the base of the
penis, with or without saline irrigation, which is an effective treatment in 30% of cases
if aspiration and irrigation is unsuccessful, a vasoconstrictive agent such as phenylephrine can be
instilled at 5-minutes intervals until the erection is entirely resolved.
all failed, then surgical placement of s shunt
high-low priapism treatment - Answer-cauterization and/or evacuation of the areas of bleeding
identification of cause
high-flow priapism - Answer-abnormal arterial blood to the penis as a result of trauma ti the GU system
common cause of priapism - Answer-children with sickle cell diseases has low-flow priapism
dialysis
vasculitis
