Diseases Of The Male Reproductive System

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Congenital anomaly that may result in urinary retention with recurrent UTI

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Hypospadia

abnormal opening of the urethra along its VENTRAL surface

(por debajo)

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What is Epispadia?

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Abnormal opening of the urethra along its DORSAL surface

may lead to urinary incontinence.

(abierto por arriba)

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Local inflammation of the glans penis

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Balanitis

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Balanoposthithis is:

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local inflammation of the prepuce

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When the foreskin is unable to return to its original position once retracted its called:

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Paraphymosis

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Phymosis is:

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the inability to retract the foreskin.

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Bowen's Disease is uncurable: true or false

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FALSE, as you remove it you cure it.

its a squamous cell carcinoma in-situ

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what HPV subtypes are found in the lesions of Penis Carcinoma?

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16 and 18

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Malignant testicular tumors arise 95% from

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Germinal cells.

(the sperm cells bc theyre hormone dependent)

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Accounts for 50% of primary malignant tumor of the testes:

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Seminoma

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What is the increased risk for Seminoma in undescended testicles?

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10-40 times more

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A Mixed tumor will show in 90% of the cases what marker as elevated?

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hCG and AFP

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Acute prostatitis is due to :

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Ascending infections of the urinary track by E. Coli or other gram neg bacteria

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Chronic Prostatitis is accompanied by:

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Lymphocytic inflammatory infiltrate due to low virulent bacteria.

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Acute prostatitis is accompanied by PMN's inflammatory infiltrate

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Common condition affecting more than 90% of the elderly

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Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy

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the most common visceral neoplasm is:

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Prostaticc adenocarcinoma

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Prostatic adenocarcinoma is less commonly associated with:

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Urinary retention

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What stage of syphilis is identified by the presense of chancres which is the portal of entry for the organism

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Primary

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what organism causes Syphilis?

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Treponema Pallidum

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Condyloma lata is characteristic of what stage of syphilis?

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Secondary

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This symptom happens at the tertiary stage of syphilis

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Neurosyphilis

also cardiovascular

at this stage the organism is no longer present, while in the other stages it is.

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How is gonorrhea manifested?

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It is manifested as a purulent urethral discharge in which the causative organism is found phagositized inside PMN's

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Serologic tests to diagnose Syphilis are:

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VDRL (venereal diseases research laboratory)

^ for screening

RPR (rapid plasma reagin) for confirmation

both are + 1 to 2 weeks after infection