Primary care a collaborative practice
Acute prostatitis should be treated with - ANS -Bactrim DS (tmp-smx) for 2 weeks or
fluoroquinolones
\An erythematous and enlarge testicles with absent of cremasteric sign in some instances with
small area of cyanosis (blue dot sign) - ANS -Testicular Torsion
\Epididymitis - ANS -scrotum is red, enlarge and difficult to distinguish from testis, a positive
prehn sign is observed
\Prehn sign - ANS -a relief when scrotum is elevated with epididymitis
\Spermatocele is - ANS -a small non tender, freely movable mass above and behind testis
\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 - ANS -Orchitis
\UTI in males should be treated with - ANS -fluoroquinolones for 10 to 14 days
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Acute prostatitis should be treated with - ANS -Bactrim DS (tmp-smx) for 2 weeks or
fluoroquinolones
\An erythematous and enlarge testicles with absent of cremasteric sign in some instances with
small area of cyanosis (blue dot sign) - ANS -Testicular Torsion
\Epididymitis - ANS -scrotum is red, enlarge and difficult to distinguish from testis, a positive
prehn sign is observed
\Prehn sign - ANS -a relief when scrotum is elevated with epididymitis
\Spermatocele is - ANS -a small non tender, freely movable mass above and behind testis
\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 - ANS -Orchitis
\UTI in males should be treated with - ANS -fluoroquinolones for 10 to 14 days
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