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TOPIC NAME-GP Urology MCQs

1. The document contains multiple choice questions about urology cases. It tests knowledge of diagnosing and treating various urological conditions like urinary tract infections, prostatitis, kidney stones, and testicular/scrotal issues. 2. Common diagnoses included in the questions are acute prostatitis, cystitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, testicular torsion, renal calculi, and urethritis. 3. Typical management options involve antibiotics like ciprofloxacin, imaging tests, surgical consultation, and watchful waiting depending on the condition.

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TOPIC NAME-GP Urology MCQs

1. The document contains multiple choice questions about urology cases. It tests knowledge of diagnosing and treating various urological conditions like urinary tract infections, prostatitis, kidney stones, and testicular/scrotal issues. 2. Common diagnoses included in the questions are acute prostatitis, cystitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, testicular torsion, renal calculi, and urethritis. 3. Typical management options involve antibiotics like ciprofloxacin, imaging tests, surgical consultation, and watchful waiting depending on the condition.

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TOPIC NAME- GP Urology MCQs

1.

Man with sudden onset of scrotal pain, also had a history of


vomiting, on examination tender scrotum and there is tender 4
cm mass over right groin, what you will do:

Consult surgeon    (Correct Answer)

Consult urologist

Do sonogram

Elective surgery

A Case scenario about a male patient present with prostatitis


(prostatitis was not mentioned in the question), culture showed
gram-negative rods. The drug of choice is:

Ciprofloxacin    (Correct Answer)

Ceftriaxone

Erythromycin

Trimethoprime

Gentamicin

Male child presented with pain in one testis, & was elevated,
on examination by Doppler there is decrease blood supply Dx:
Testicular torsion    (Correct Answer)

Epididymitis

Hernia

An 80-year-old male presented with dull aching loin pain &


interrupted voiding of urine. BUN and creatinine were increased.
US revealed a bilateral hydronephrosis. What is the most
probable Dx?

Stricture of the urethra

Urinary bladder tumor

BPH    (Correct Answer)

Pelvic CA

Renal stone

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Case scenario (a patient presents with prostatitis, by culture
gram negative rods) what is the most appropriate treatment?

Trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole or fluoroquinolone    (Correct Answer)

Ampicillin if suspected sepsis with gentamicin

Gentamicin if suspected sepsis with ampicillin

6
A patient complaining of left flank pain radiating to the groin,
dysuria, no fever. The diagnosis is:

Pyelonephritis

Cystitis

Renal calculi    (Correct Answer)

A 3 weeks old baby boy presented with a scrotal mass that was
transparent & non-reducible. The diagnosis is:

Hydrocele    (Correct Answer)

Inguinal hernia

Epidydimitis

A 29-year-old man complaining of dysuria. He was diagnosed


as a case of acute prostatitis. Microscopic examination showed
G-ve rods that grow on agar yeast. The organism is:

Chlamydia.

Legionella    (Correct Answer)

Mycoplasma

Best treatment of acute cystitis?

Ciprofloxacin    (Correct Answer)


Norfloxacin

Erythromycin

10

oung adult presented with painless penile ulcer rolled edges,


what next to do:

CBC

Dark eld microscopy    (Correct Answer)

Culturing

11

Patient with dysuria, frequency, urgency, but no flank pain,


what is the treatment? (a case of cystitis)

Ciprofloxacin po od for 3-5 days    (Correct Answer)

Norfocin po od for 7 – 14 days

12

A man presents with painless ulcer in his penis with indurate


base and everted edge so diagnosis is

syphilis    (Correct Answer)

gonorrhea (no ulcer)

chancroid (painful)

HSV (painful)

13

UTI>14 day, most probably cause pyelonephritis


05%

5%

50%    (Correct Answer)

14

70-years old male patient with mild urinary dripping and


hesitancy your diagnosis is mild BPH. What is your next step in
management?

Transurethral retrograde prostatectomy

Start on medication    (Correct Answer)

Open prostatectomy

15

Elderly patient complaining of urination during night and


describe when he feel the bladder is full and need to wake up to
urinate, he suddenly urinate on the bed this is:

Urge incontinence    (Correct Answer)

Stress incontinence

Flow incontinence

16

48-years old female patient come with recurrent calcium


oxalate nephrolithiasis:
Keep dilute urine (increasing fluid intake)    (Correct Answer)

Decrease calcium intake (calcium intake shouldn’t be limited, unlike


oxalate
17

Female patient presented with dysuria, epithelial cells were


seen in urine analysis, what is the explanation in this case:

Contamination.    (Correct Answer)

Infection.

18

Common cause of male infertility:

Primary hypogonadism    (Correct Answer)

Secondary hypogonadism

Ejaculation obstruction

19

Old patient with HTN & BPH treatment is?

Beta-blocker

Phentolamine

Alpha blockers    (Correct Answer)


20

Old patient male, hematuria, passing red clots and RT


testicular pain:

Testicular Ca    (Correct Answer)

RCC renal cell carcinoma

Cystitis

21

Young male patient with dysuria fever and leukocytosis, PR


indicate soft boggy tender prostate, Dx:

Acute prostatitis    (Correct Answer)

Chronic prostatitis

Prostate cancer

22

A patient presents with loin pain radiating to the groin. Renal


stones are suspected. What is the test that has the most
specificity & sensitivity in diagnosing this condition?

Noncontrast spiral CT scan of the abdomen    (Correct Answer)

Ultrasound

KUB

Intravenous pyelography (IVP)

Nuclear Scan

23

25 y/o patient with 1 day history of dysuria & increase


frequency & suprapubic pain, PR: 102, BP: 110/60 Temp: 38 ºC.
Urine analysis showed 50-60 leukocytes, gram-negative bacilli.
The best way of management:

Oral ciprofloxacin, review after 2 days (usually 3-5 days)    (Correct


Answer)

Oral amoxicillin, review after 2 weeks

Intravenous Amikacin

24

A patient presented complaining of this urethral discharge


and dysuria. He had a history of unprotected sexual contact with
a female 10 days ago. Urine examination showed gram -ve
diplococcic. The most likely diagnosis is:

Gonococcal urethritis.    (Correct Answer)

Candida infection.

Syphilis infection.

Herpes infection.

25

Male young patient, having mass in the scrotum which


increase in size, painless, no lucency with light, how to manage:

refer to surgery

refer to urology    (Correct Answer)

Refer to radiology

send him home

26

UTI patient completely treated, prophylaxis is:


ampicilline

flouroquinolone

nitrofurantoin    (Correct Answer)

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