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_ refers to neoplastic, non-malignant proliferation of the prostatic tissue surrounding the urethra.
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bph
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bph is d/t prostate gland exposure to _ and _ stimulation over time.
-androgen -testosterone -estrogen -progesterone |
androgen and estrogen
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only _ and _ stimulation are well-established as etiologic factors.
-estrogenic -androgenic -increasing age -testosterone |
increasing age and androgenic stimulation
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bph is clinically significant in _ and _.
-luts -boo -renal failure -prostatitis |
luts and boo
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renal failure, urinary retention, recurrent uti, bladder calculi, and bladder dysfunction are all potential complications of ?
-luts -boo -crf -arf |
boo
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other than increasing age, all of the following except ? are risk factors for the development of bph that will be progressive
-change in size & force of stream -sensation of incomplete emptying -enlarged prostate -recurrent prostatitis |
recurrent prostatitis has nothing to do with it
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the bladder in response to increased outlet resistance begins to increase the force of its contractions. Eventually the _ muscle develops hypertrophy and fibrosis. |
detrusor
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what are the 1st line meds for the tx of bph?
-diuretics -alpha blockers -pyridium -ccb's |
alpha blockers-doxazosin and finasteride
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what is the only lab test needed in the initial eval of a man suspected of having BPH?
-psa -ua -c & s -hemoglobinf |
ua
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all of the following require titration to effective dose, except ?
-doxazosin -tamulosin -alfuzosin -terazosin |
alfuzosin
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what is considered the gold standard surgical treatment of BPH?
-TURP -TUIP -TUNA |
TURP
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_ is an ascending infxn of the urinary tract, that affects young men and is the most easily recognized.
-bph -uti -prostatits -chronic prostatitis |
prostatitis
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a 42 y.o. male presents to your office with the acute onset of fever, chills, dysuria, pelvic pain. upon PE you note a tender, boggy prostate with + pyuria on UA. what is the dx and treatment.
-chronic bacterial prostatitis -acute prostatitis -cpps |
acute prostatitis
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what is the tx of acute prostatitis?
-septra ds -fq's -doxy -pcn |
septra and fq's
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