Repro Elisco-Urological Hx & Physical; Kct;

Front 1

What are the components of GU History?

Back 1

-Abdomen/Flank
-Suprapubic
-Perineal/Scrotal
-Voiding
-Sexual

Front 2

What are the components of GU History?

Back 2

-Abdomen/Flank
-Suprapubic
-Perineal/Scrotal
-Voiding
-Sexual

Front 3

What are some sx's of the abdomen/flank?

Back 3

-Pain
-N/V
-Distention
-Prior Surgeries
-Duration of symptoms

Front 4

What are some sx's of the abdomen/flank?

Back 4

-Pain
-N/V
-Distention
-Prior Surgeries
-Duration of symptoms

Front 5

What are some suprapubic symptoms?

Back 5

Pain, fullness, distention length of symtpoms

Front 6

What are some perineal/scrotal symptoms?

Back 6

Pain, swelling, length of sx's, laterality.

Front 7

What are some suprapubic symptoms?

Back 7

Pain, fullness, distention length of symtpoms

Front 8

**What are the irritative symptoms of voiding vs. obstructive symptoms?

Back 8

Irritative sx's: dysuria, urgency, frequency.
Obstructive sx's: hesitancy, intermittency, weak stream, incomplete emptying.

Front 9

What are some perineal/scrotal symptoms?

Back 9

Pain, swelling, length of sx's, laterality.

Front 10

What are the types of urinary incontinence?

Back 10

-urge
-stress
-overflow
-mixed
-functional

Front 11

**What are the irritative symptoms of voiding vs. obstructive symptoms?

Back 11

Irritative sx's: dysuria, urgency, frequency.
Obstructive sx's: hesitancy, intermittency, weak stream, incomplete emptying.

Front 12

What are the types of urinary incontinence?

Back 12

-urge
-stress
-overflow
-mixed
-functional

Front 13

What are the considerations to make in a patient with hematuria?

Back 13

-gross vs microscopic
-initial vs terminal
-clots vs no clots
-prior surgery
-stones
-trauma
-anticoagulants
-prior malignancies

Front 14

What are the considerations to make in a patient with hematuria?

Back 14

-gross vs microscopic
-initial vs terminal
-clots vs no clots
-prior surgery
-stones
-trauma
-anticoagulants
-prior malignancies

Front 15

What are some of the male sexual disorders?

Back 15

Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, anejaculation/retrograde ejaculation, curvature, pain, hematospermia, meds/alcohol/drugs, medical problems/prior surgeries;

Front 16

What are some of the male sexual disorders?

Back 16

Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, anejaculation/retrograde ejaculation, curvature, pain, hematospermia, meds/alcohol/drugs, medical problems/prior surgeries;

Front 17

What are concerns of female sexual disorders?

Back 17

Dyspareunia, cystocele 'dropped bladder', pre/post menopausal, prior surgeries, medications

Front 18

What are concerns of female sexual disorders?

Back 18

Dyspareunia, cystocele 'dropped bladder', pre/post menopausal, prior surgeries, medications

Front 19

What are the symptoms of abdominal/flank problems?

Back 19

-masses: liver, spleen, kidney;
-Tenderness, rigidity, hernias: inguinal right vs left or ventral.

Front 20

What are the symptoms of abdominal/flank problems?

Back 20

-masses: liver, spleen, kidney;
-Tenderness, rigidity, hernias: inguinal right vs left or ventral.

Front 21

What types of sx's can be found on anus & perineum in male exam?

Back 21

Fissures, edema, hemorrhoids, sphincter tone (always check for neuro exam), warts (ex. venereal warts--condyloma accumulatum.)

Front 22

What types of sx's can be found on anus & perineum in male exam?

Back 22

Fissures, edema, hemorrhoids, sphincter tone (always check for neuro exam), warts (ex. venereal warts--condyloma accumulatum.)

Front 23

What should be checked for on the testes?

Back 23

Tenderness, Symmetry, Hydrocele (will transilluminate, painless swelling of 1 side of scrotum), mass, hernias (check for indirect inguinal, can reduce hernias but can't reduce hydrocele). Testicular CA is 1% of all male cancers.

Front 24

What should be checked for on the testes?

Back 24

Tenderness, Symmetry, Hydrocele (will transilluminate, painless swelling of 1 side of scrotum), mass, hernias (check for indirect inguinal, can reduce hernias but can't reduce hydrocele). Testicular CA is 1% of all male cancers.

Front 25

What should be checked for with epididymis?

Back 25

Epididymis is 1st pt of vas deferens-->embryologically different than testicle.
-Can be enlarged, indurated, tender, mass, spermatocoele (dilated epididymis--mostly enlarge & not tender)
-Epididymitis--almost always ENLARGED & TENDER.

Front 26

What should be checked for with epididymis?

Back 26

Epididymis is 1st pt of vas deferens-->embryologically different than testicle.
-Can be enlarged, indurated, tender, mass, spermatocoele (dilated epididymis--mostly enlarge & not tender)
-Epididymitis--almost always ENLARGED & TENDER.

Front 27

What should be checked for on the penis?

Back 27

Circumcised, Phimosis (common in diabetic, can't retract foreskin), Paraphimosis (get foreskin back to & it gets stick here-->get swelling-->can get necrosis of head of penis, Peyronie's (need erect penis to examine, Warts.

Front 28

What should be checked for on the penis?

Back 28

Circumcised, Phimosis (common in diabetic, can't retract foreskin), Paraphimosis (get foreskin back to & it gets stick here-->get swelling-->can get necrosis of head of penis, Peyronie's (need erect penis to examine, Warts.

Front 29

Phimosis & Paraphimosis can only happen in individuals with what condition?

Back 29

Uncircumcised men

Front 30

Phimosis & Paraphimosis can only happen in individuals with what condition?

Back 30

Uncircumcised men