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Hydronephrosis is a "stretching" or dilation of the collecting part of the kidney. In old men, the most common reason of urinary obstruction is ( ) congenital; b. Injury; c. Tumor. Alpha 1 agonist is the most common initial treatment of men with symptomatic BPH.
Hydronephrosis is a "stretching" or dilation of the collecting part of the kidney. In old men, the most common reason of urinary obstruction is ( ) congenital; b. Injury; c. Tumor. Alpha 1 agonist is the most common initial treatment of men with symptomatic BPH.
Hydronephrosis is a "stretching" or dilation of the collecting part of the kidney. In old men, the most common reason of urinary obstruction is ( ) congenital; b. Injury; c. Tumor. Alpha 1 agonist is the most common initial treatment of men with symptomatic BPH.
Multiple choice questions for Urinary Obstruction and BPH
1. Which one is wrong to describe hydronephrosis?
a. is a "stretching" or dilation of the collecting part of the kidney. ; b. often results from a blockage in the ureter ; c. urine is trapped in the kidney; d. may also be due to reflux of urine into the bladder. e. too much urine produced by the kidney. 2. The most common reason for urinary obstruction in children is ( ) a. stone; b. injury; c. congenital; d. tumor ; e. TB 3. Urinary tract obstruction is usually caused by ( ) a. stone; b. injury; c. congenital; d. tumor ; e. TB 4. In old men, the most common reason of urinary obstruction is ( ) a. Congenital ; b. injury; c. tumor , d. pelvic disease; e. benign prostatic hyperplasia; 5. Which of the following classes of medication is the most common initial treatment of men with symptomatic benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)? a. alpha 1 agonist; b. Alpha 1 blocker; c. beta agonist; d. beta 1blocker; e. watchful waiting 6. What is the appearance of BHP grossly? a. Hyperplasia the peripheral zones; b. in all of the proateatic zone; c. African Americans; it is permissive rather than causative; d. enlarged prostate; e. Prostate with nodules on it. 7. The mean prostatic weight increases after the age of ( ). a. 20; b. 30; c. 40; d. 50; e. 60 8. Most of the prostatic nodules responsible for the bladder outlet obstructive symptoms associated with BPH arise in the tissue. a. Peripheral Zone; b. Central Zone ; c. Transition Zone ; d. bladder neck zone e. Urethral Zone 9. In a BPH operation prostate specimen, we can see that the hyperplastic nodules comprise primarily by ( ) components. a. epithelial; b. stromal; c. smooth muscle; d. fibroblast; e. Urothelial. 10. What is the first line therapy for BPH treatment ? a. Watchful waiting; b. TURP; c. Medicine; d. Minimally invasive surgical treatment; e. TUIP. 11. Which kind of gonadal hormone is important in promoting growth of prostate that would eventually lead to symptomatic BPH. a. testosterone; b. dihydrotestosterone; c. estrogen; d. LHRH; e. androgen 12. Which kind of receptors are abundant in the prostate and base of the bladder and sparse in the body of the bladder? a. 1; b. 2; c. 3; d. 4; e. 1. 13. Which king of medicine has been shown to be more efficacious in improving the lower urinary tract symptoms associated with BPH. a. Adrenergic blockers ; b. 5- reductase inhibitors; c. Rye Grass Pollen Extract; d. TURP; e. Phytotherapy. 14. in patients with an obstructing prostate, there are some absolute indications. Which one is NOT the indication for BPH surgical intervention? a. acute urinary retention,; b. recurrent infection,; c. recurrent hematuria; d. residual urine; e. azotemiae. 15. In BPH surgical treatment, which one of the following method is the golden standard ? a. TURP; b. open prostatectomy; c. TUNA; d. TUMT 16. In BPH surgery, an open prostatectomy may be considered instead of TURP when the prostate is estimated to weight more than ( ) g. a. 40; b. 60; c. 80; d. 100; e. 120 17. A typical BPH patient with IPSS score of 16 and a large prostate but no significant bother should be treated by ( ) a. Watchful waiting; b. Adrenergic blockers ; c. 5- reductase inhibitors; d. Phytotherapy; e. Adrenergic blockers plus 5- reductase inhibitors. 18. Watchful waiting should be administrated only in BPH patients who have ( ) IPSS symptom scores. a. 0 ; b. 0-5; c. 0-7 d. 0-10; e. 8-19 19. The patient should be aware of the following side effects of Adrenergic blockers especially of ( ). a. . postural hypotension, b. fatigue, c. retrograde ejaculation, d. rhinitis, e. headaches. 20. Although TURP is the gooden standard for BPH surgery, we must be aware of it`s frequent complication of ( ) a. urinary incontinence; b. bleeding, c. urethral stricture; d. retrograde ejaculation; e. water intoxication and dilutional hyponatremia.