preexposure pro-phylaxis (PrEP) MSM Actual Questions and Correct
Answers
Q1
preventive
Answer: smoking cessation vaccinationhepatits A and B
Q2
Urge patho
Answer: inability to store urine because of uninhibited contractions of hte bladder
muscle-detrusor muscle
Q3
stress patho
Answer: inability to stone urine because of inadequate sphincter closure
Q4
mixed patho
Answer: both stress and urge patho
Q5
UI treatment
Answer: lifestyleavoiding excessive or inadeuqate fluid intake, catteinated beverages and etoh,
minimizing
evening fluid intake for nocturia, quitting smoking (stress)
Q6
Behavioral - bladder training and pelvic muscle exerised
Medications(urge only)- dulxoetine (not approved in US), antimuscarinic drug (oxybutin) and beta-3
agonist (mirabegron)
device(stress)
surgery (stress) - gold standard
minimally invasive procedurebotulinum toxin,sacral nerve modulation, percutaneous tibial nerve
stimulation
medication asso-ciated with UI
overactive blad-der
ETOH
Answer: adrenergic agonists/blockers ACE
Answers
Q1
preventive
Answer: smoking cessation vaccinationhepatits A and B
Q2
Urge patho
Answer: inability to store urine because of uninhibited contractions of hte bladder
muscle-detrusor muscle
Q3
stress patho
Answer: inability to stone urine because of inadequate sphincter closure
Q4
mixed patho
Answer: both stress and urge patho
Q5
UI treatment
Answer: lifestyleavoiding excessive or inadeuqate fluid intake, catteinated beverages and etoh,
minimizing
evening fluid intake for nocturia, quitting smoking (stress)
Q6
Behavioral - bladder training and pelvic muscle exerised
Medications(urge only)- dulxoetine (not approved in US), antimuscarinic drug (oxybutin) and beta-3
agonist (mirabegron)
device(stress)
surgery (stress) - gold standard
minimally invasive procedurebotulinum toxin,sacral nerve modulation, percutaneous tibial nerve
stimulation
medication asso-ciated with UI
overactive blad-der
ETOH
Answer: adrenergic agonists/blockers ACE