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A 58-year old male comes into your office for a physical examination to
qualify for a life insurance policy. On digital rectal examination, he is found to
have a 1.5cm non-tender, firm nodule at the right apex of his prostate. His
PSA was checked 7 months ago and was found to be 1.9ng/ml. What is the
2. Refer to urologist 3. Urinary dipstick and
Which of the following alternatives are not first choice
therapy in moderately differentiated local prostate
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A 68-year old male diagnosed with localized prostate cancer (Gleason 6, PSA
4.3 ng/ml, normal prostate exam) is trying to decide between therapy with
external beam radiotherapy (XRT), brachytherapy (placement of radioactive
seeds in the prostate), or radical prostatectomy. What is a major side effect of
2. ED 3. Loss of Libido 4. Peyronies disease
strict. .
A 76-year old male was lost to follow-up after his radical prostatectomy for
prostate cancer 10 years ago and now presents to the emergency department
with new hip pain. Plain films show osteoblastic metastases to his pelvis,
femurs and spine. PSA level is 324 ng/ml. His neurologic examination is
normal. What is the most appropriate form of therapy for this patient?
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A 58-year old male presents with severe lower urinary tract symptoms (weak
stream, straining to empty, nocturia x 4) which has been unresponsive to
maximal medical therapy (an alpha-blocker with 5-alpha reductase inhibitor).
Urodynamics have confirmed bladder outlet obstruction due to an enlarged
prostate. Al of the following are potential surgical therapies for BPH, EXCEPT:
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Which of the following pharmacotherapy betters
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Your healthy 63-year old patient, Mr. Gore, completes an International Prostate
Symptom Score (IPSS) questionnaire which documents his moderate urinary
symptoms (weak urinary stream, urgency and nocturia x 4). His urinalysis is normal,
his post-void residual is low (15cc), and his prostate is mildly enlarged on
examination. What is the next step in the management of urinary symptoms?
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A 73-year old male with a history of moderate lower urinary
symptoms (LUTS) is unable to urinate after undergoing a laparoscopic
cholecystectomy (gallbladder excision). All of the following are
potential triggers for his urinary retention, EXCEPT:
3. Diphenhydramin for sleep 4. Rinexin (alpha stimulator)
Prostatitis
2. Emptying in portions 3. Straining micturition 4. Incomplete emptying
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