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    This document summarizes the content covered on the Urology Final Exam for the 2019-2020 academic year. The exam will consist of 60 multiple choice questions, with 15 questions each from 6 doctors covering topics in urologic oncology, kidney stones, prostate issues, bladder issues, erectile dysfunction, and urinary tract infections. Key topics include characteristics of various cancers, kidney and bladder injuries, prostate cancer screening and treatment, neurogenic bladder, erectile dysfunction, and bacterial causes of UTIs. The exam aims to test students' knowledge of urologic conditions, presentations, diagnostic techniques, treatments and management strategies.

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    This document summarizes the content covered on the Urology Final Exam for the 2019-2020 academic year. The exam will consist of 60 multiple choice questions, with 15 questions each from 6 doctors covering topics in urologic oncology, kidney stones, prostate issues, bladder issues, erectile dysfunction, and urinary tract infections. Key topics include characteristics of various cancers, kidney and bladder injuries, prostate cancer screening and treatment, neurogenic bladder, erectile dysfunction, and bacterial causes of UTIs. The exam aims to test students' knowledge of urologic conditions, presentations, diagnostic techniques, treatments and management strategies.

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    Urology Final Exam 2019-2020

    Duration: 60 minutes
    60 MCQs (each dr. 15 questions)

    Aleme:

    1- Question about incidence of testicular cancer

    2- Nonseminomatous tumors sensitivity to chemotherapy

    3- Penile fracture characteristics

    4- Testicular injury characteristics

    5- Renal injury characteristics

    6- Bladder injury characteristics

    7- Kidney tumors generalities (most common benign tumor, incidence among adults..)

    8- Angiomyolipoma characteristics

    9- Penile amputation slide

    10- Testicular torsion

    11- Which is not a child emergency: constipation, spermatic cord torsion, adrenal hyperplasia, or
    hematuria)

    12- The 5 sites where a stone may be impacted

    13- Renal colic imaging technique (ct scan is the best)

    14-

    15-

    Njeim:

    1- Question about cysteine stones characteristics


    2- Which of the following stones forms in acidic medium (cysteine for ex)

    3- Which stone contains phosphate (struvite for ex)

    4- Contraindications of ECL (lithotripsy), note that it is the treatment of choice in children

    5- Question about renal colic characteristics and what to do (ex: don’t drink water during the painful
    episode)

    6- Which is not a symptom of voiding issues of the bladder (urgency, hesitancy, feeling of incomplete
    voiding, or..)

    7- Function of PSA in semen (liquefaction)

    8- Case with prostate cancer PSA=12 and Gleason 3+3=6 what is the risk (intermediate)

    9- IPSS score is 22, what’s his condition (severe)

    10- MRI for prostate cancer uses which scoring technique to relate to nodular stage in prostate cancer
    (PIRADS)

    11- Most common site for prostate cancer

    12- How much time does it take to achieve castration when using LHRH antagonist (2 to 3 days, for
    agonists, it takes 2 to 4 weeks)

    13- In which case do we say that the bladder’s compliance decreased (low volume high pressure)

    14-

    15-

    Raad:

    1- Drug contraindicated with PDE5 inhibitors (nitrates)

    2- Most common type of penile cancer

    3- Superficial bladder cancer with high risk: ex: CIS

    4- Characteristics of CIS bladder tumor

    5- What happens when an injury causes a lesion at L2


    6- What happens when an injury causes a lesion at T2

    7- Which lesion is more likely to cause a hypoactive bladder

    8- What happens to bladder and internal sphincter if the sympathetic pathway was stimulated

    9- What to do for a patient with a pT1G2 bladder tumor after a TURBT (re-TURBT)

    10- What to do for a patient with a pT2 bladder tumor after a TURBT (cystectomy)

    11- Question about patient with Parkinson’s, which type of neurogenic bladder does he have

    12- Definition of priapism

    13- Right kidney cancer in calyx and pelvis 3.5 cm, left kidney is atrophic, what to do?

    14- Question about characteristics of organic erectile dysfunction

    15-

    Ajrouche: (90% of question from previous years)

    1- Most common bacteria causing UTI

    2- Most common route of infection of the UT

    3- When are we sure that a female has cystitis (when count > 100,000 UI/ml)

    4- Hypospadias question

    5- About Cryptorchidism

    6- Pyuria without bacteruria: what to search for

    7- What hormone mediates the epithelial growth (maybe DHT)

    8- About semen: seminal vesicle produces 60%

    9- About spermatogenesis, it takes 72 days

    10- Most common risk factor for primary male infertility is varicocele

    11- % of infertility after 1 year of unprotected intercourse is 10-15%


    12- Who is at risk of complicated UTI

    13- Non gonorrheal infection characteristics

    14- gonorrheal infection characteristics

    15- Semen abnormality (definition of azoospermia, asthenospermia, oligospermai, etc…)

    Note: take a look at the 2017-2018 session it helps

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