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WorksheetsCST Exam Prep - Genitourinary Procedures
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Hilum
Hormone secreting glands that sit atop each kidney
a rare kidney cancer that affects children
recessed central fissure where its vessels, nerves and ureter pass.
A fluid-filled sac around a testicle
Wilms Tumor
any mass that inhabits the bladder
a rare kidney cancer that primarily affects children
a cancerous mass which blocks the ureters
a soft tissue mass of the spleen
Collin’s Solution
a solution to preserve organs for transplant
a solution to irrigate during a TURP
a cooling solution
a radiopaque solution used to highlight stones during a lithotripsy
Hydrocele
a herniation of the bladder through the abdominal wall
a blockage of the urethra
an undescended testicle
A fluid-filled sac around a testicle
Calculi
a stone that forms in an organ or duct of the body
a hardening of the kidney
a fistula leading from the bladder to the abdominal cavity
a growth on the spermatic cord
Torsion
an undescended testicle
twisting, in testicular torsion the
testicle twists around the spermatic chord cutting off blood flow.
ureters that are congenitally misaligned, which cause individuals to have difficulty fully emptying the urinary bladder
the fatty tissue surrounding the testicle that provides protection
What is the location of the prostate gland?
superior to the bladder between the ureters
inside the bladder along the posterior wall
The base of the bladder neck, surrounding the urethra
behind the bladder on ton top of the sigmoid colon
What is the the name of the fatty tissue that surrounds the kidney?
peritoneal fat
omentum
tunica vaginalis
Gerota's Fascia
Where are the adrenal glands located?
On the medial side of the upper kidney
On the distal side of the lower kidney
Inside of each renal cortex
adjacent to the thyroid glands
What is the funnel shaped structure between the ureter and the renal calyces?
Calculi
Renal pelvis
Kidney
Nephron
What is the primary function of the kidneys
store urine
excrete hormones
filtration of blood
filters solid waste
What is the term for a defect in which the urethral meatus is located on the superior side of the penis
hypospadias
epispadias
hyperspadias
dyspadias
What is the term for a defect in which the urethral meatus is located on the inferior side of the penis
hyperspadias
dyspadias
hypospadias
epispadias
Name the portion of the diagram labeled (A)
Renal cortex
renal pelvis
hilum
nephron
Name the portion of the diagram labeled (F)
renal artery
urethra
ureter
renal vein
The kidneys are located in the
pleural space
caudal space
retroperitoneal space
anterior peritoneal space
What is the name of this instrument?
Aspirator
Suction irrigator
Elik Evacuator
Stephenson Punch
What is the Elik evacuator used for
evacuate smoke during an open prostatectomy
evacuate excess fluid during a cystocopy
evacuate blood during a bladder reconstruction
evacuate prostatic chips and clots following a TURP
What are Van Burens?
Forceps
Probes
Dilators
Ureter stents
Which is used through the resectoscope to resect the prostate gland tissue?
Beaver blade
ESU loop electrode
Biopsy forceps
Pituitary rongeur
What is the name of this instrument?
Weitliner retractor
Heiss retractor
Judd-Mason retractor
Greenburg retractor
For which procedure is a Judd-Mason retractor typically used
suprapubic prostatectomy
TURP
orchiectomy
bladder reconstruction
What type of instrument is this?
an Crushing atraumatic ureter clamp
a Herrick pedicle clamp
Harrington delicate tissue clamp
adrenal clamp
What is the purpose of a ureter stent?
to patch a traumatic tear in the ureter
to control postoperative bleeding bleeding
to replace a removed section of ureter
to relieve or prevent obstruction of the ureters
What are two names of the indwelling stents with curved ends? (Choose 2)
Pigtail
Corkscrew
Double J
Curly Q
After which type of surgeries would a three-way Foley be used?
urethral surgery
ureter surgery
kidney surgery
prostate surgery
Name two suprapubic catheters (Choose 2)
Robinson
Malecot
Pezzer
Judd
Why should non electrolytic solutions be used when using electrosurgical instruments during cystourethral endoscopy?
Electrolytic solutions reduce the ability to cut and coagulate
Electrolytic solutions are harsh on the lining of the bladder and ureters
Electrolytic solutions amplify the electrosurgical current and could cause burns
Electrolytic solutions cause the patient's core temperature to drop dangerously low
Which is not a non electrolytic solution?
Glycine
Mannitol
Fluorescence
Sorbitol
What is a Stamey needle used for?
insufflation
cystocentesis
bladder suspension
prostate biopsy
A Coude catheter would be used when a patient
has an enlarged prostate or urethral stricture.
has a tear in the lining of their urethra
has blood in their urine
has renal calculi
What procedure is a Gibson incision commonly used for?
Robotic assisted pyeloplasty
Kidney transplant
Bladder reconstruction
Open prostatectomy
What is a KUB test?
specimen tested for urinary tract infection
ultrasound to identify blood flow to the testicle
x-ray or ultrasound to confirm urinary stones
test to check for urinary incontinence
What is the most common position for kidney procedures?
Supine
Prone
Kraske
Lateral
What procedure is done to repair testicular torsion?
orchiectomy
orchiopexy
orchiotomy
orchioplasty
