Urology MCQs ..!

[dr_messo]

I will put here urology mcqs that we have got from alhada hospital .


i will put the Q & the right Answer & i would love if each one of us has any mcqs from any exam put here in the forum .


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1- All of the following are possible pathogens for STDs exept :

klebsella gonorrhea

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2- 70 year old man presented to ER with fever , chills , & elevated WBCs with BOM , so what is the likely diagnosis ?

acute prostatitis

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3- in the previous Q the most likely causing organism is :

E-Coli

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4-stress incontenance ........

is due to increase of intra abdominal pressure like coughing .

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5-urge incontinence can be caused by any of the following exept :

decompensated bladder due to diabetic nueropathy

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6- tisticular carcinoma .......

metastasize 1st to retroperitoneal L.N

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7-Tisticular carcinoma ...... all true exept :

bone scan always needed for metastatic work up .

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8- paraplegia due to spinal cord injury at thoracic vertebra can cause :


hyper bladder & bilateral hydronephrosis .

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9- 64 year old male found to have one cm prostatic nodule on P/R the following exam should be done :

order PSA & arrande for biopsy .

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10- all the followin invs. should be done for renal transplant exept :

bone scan

[dr_hani]

I wrote down some of the MCQ that we had ...hope for u the best

11) Renal trauma …..
-CT scan is the best radiological investigation for staging of blunt trauma

12) Hypospedius :
-All of the above

13) Newborn baby boy found to have bilateral hydronephrosis , distended bladder and acidotic with elevated creatinine , the most likely diagnosis is …
-Posterior urethral valve

14) the immediate management of that boy is to …
-insert 5 or 8 feeding tube to establish bladder drainage ..

15) reflux . all of the following are true exept ..
-Diagnosed by CT scan

16)neonatal unilateral hydronephrosis …
-A&B ( a = Can be diagnosed antenatally , b = most commonly is due to upj obstruction )

17) radioopaque stone on kub can be ..
-Calcuim oxalate stone

18) metastatic prostatic carcinoma …
-diagnosed by bone scan

19) peyronie’s disease all true exept …
-it improve penile erection

20) carcinoma bladder …
-the most common carcinoma bladder is transitional cell ca .

[dr_messo]

21-superficial bladder ca:


intravesical chemotherapy used for ttt of multiple superficial bladder tumors
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22-adenocarcinoma of kidney


can extend as thrombus to renal vein or IVC
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23-Infertility:


varicocelectomy is indicated for infertility ttt
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24-Following r possible ttt og erectile dysfunction except:


blood aspiration from corpous cavernosum

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25-6 mm distal curetral stone can be treated by any of following except:


percutaneous nephrollithotomy
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26-most common site of prostatic cancer:

prepheral


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27-fpllowing r ttt of BPH except

radiation

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28- 32 y.o male presented to E.R with fracture pelvis due to motor vhicle accedint he was in urinary retintion & on examination he had blood at external meatus -- best action is :

retrogrede urethrogram

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29- most common urinary stone :

calcium oxallate

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30- radio opaque 1 cm in pelvis best treated with :

ESWL

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GOOD LUCK

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[Dr.Dawa]

good job guys:)

[montasser77]

urology MCQs
1. What is the primary virulence factor for uropathogenic E-coli:
a Bacterial adherence
b
2. What is the primary virulence factor for Uro-pathogenic E- coli?
a Hemolysin
b Antigen
c Bacterial adherence
d Lipopolysaccaride
e flagella

3. .The drugs of choice for uncomplicated acute cystitis is:
a TMP/SMX

4. What is the primary risk factor for recurrent U.T. infections in woman?
a. Vaginal cell receptivity
b. Sexual intercourse
c. Increasing age
d. Menopausal state

5. When should a women on empiric antimicrobial therapy for acute pyelonephritis undergo radiological evaluation:

 If febrile for longer than 3 days.
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6. Catheter associated bacteruria should be treated if: ♣
a Pyuria occurs
b Hematuria occurs
c The patient develops chills and fever.
d As soon as catheter is removed
e When antimicrobial resistant bacteria are identified

7. The 1st sign in water intoxication (TUR-P) syndrome during T.U.R.-P. is: ♣
a Elevated C.V.P.
b Bradycardia. ( Tachycardia X)
c Hypertension.
d Visual disturbance.
e Tachypnea
f Change in sensation

[montasser77]

thank for good and advanced urology MCQs
please we need more and more recent urology mcqs

thankkkkkkkk


dr montasser77

[Dr.LoOLOo]

Thank you sooooo much