WorksheetsMedical BPH 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Storage Symptoms includes
Frequency
Hesitancy
Urgency
Both A & C
Complications of BPH includes
Urinary tract infections
Bladder stones
Bladder & Kidney damage
All of the above
IPSS is an objective tool for BPH diagnosis.
True
False
IPSS total score of 15 indicates that the BPH patient is
Mildly symptomatic
Moderately symptomatic
Severely symptomatic
Asymptomatic
BPH prevalence is about 50% at the age of …………
30
40
50
70
LUTS affects only Men.
True
False
The middle layer of the bladder wall is made up
detrusor muscle
trigone
urethra orifice
None of the above
Voiding symptoms are also known as
Storage symptoms
Obstructive symptoms
Irritative symptoms
None of the above
Symptom score questionnaires for BPH include
IPSS
OABSS
IIEF
All except C
………………….. is the region of the prostate that grows throughout life and causes BPH.
Central Zone
Transition zone
Peripheral Zone
None of the above
a metabolite of testosterone that is a critical mediator of prostatic growth.
Testosterone
Dihydrotestosterone (DHT)
5-alpha reductase Enzyme
Estrogen
Non-Pharmacological Treatment of BPH includes
Watchful waiting (WW)
Use of relaxed and double-voiding techniques
Urethral milking
All of the above
α1-blockers that can be used for BPH include
Phentolamine
Doxazosin
Terazosin
All except A
Doxazocin Brand name is
Itrin
Flpoadex
Cardura
Omnic
The most frequent adverse event of silodosin is
Orthostatic hypotension
Retrograde ejaculation
All of the above
None of the above
The most relevant adverse effects of 5-ARIs are
Reduced libido
Erectile dysfunction
Retrograde ejaculation
All of the above
……………………… is considered as Superselective α1-blockers
Phentolamine
Doxazosin
Silodosin
Terazosin
α1-blockers reduces prostate size
True
False
5α-reductase inhibitors include;
Dutasteride
Finasteride
Oxybutynin
Both A & B
Finasteride brand name is
Proscar
Avodart
Prostanorm
None of the above
