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Epididymitis can be differentiated from testicular torsion by:
  1. Codman's sign 50%
  2. Murphy's sign 0%
  3. Prehn's sign 50%
  4. Kehr's sign 0%
  5. Rovsing's sign 0%
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Diagnosis of bladder carcinoma is confirmed by:
  1. cystoscopy/cytologic studies 100%
  2. angiography 0%
  3. ultrasuonography 0%
  4. intravenous urography 0%
  5. pelvic CT scan 0%
Topics: urology, oncology
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The second most common cause of cancer death in men above age 55 (after carcinomas of the lung and colon) is:
  1. renal cell carcinoma 0%
  2. brain tumor 0%
  3. prostatic carcinoma 100%
  4. carcinoma of the bladder 0%
  5. hepatoma 0%
Topics: oncology, urology
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Dark red telangiectatic papules on the scrotum is most likely to occur in:
  1. seminoma 20%
  2. lymphoma 0%
  3. Fabry's disease 80%
  4. Cushing's disease 0%
Topics: urology
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In granuloma inguinale:
  1. both 0%
  2. lymphadenopathy is usually present 40%
  3. the initial lesion is painful 20%
  4. neither 40%
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A painless, not transilluminated testicular mass in males aged 18 to 40 years usually suggests the diagnosis of:
  1. testicular neoplasm 40%
  2. epididymitis 0%
  3. spermatocele 40%
  4. hydrocele 0%
  5. testicular torsion 20%
Topics: urology
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The management a ureteral stone (urolithiasis) of less than 4 mm in distal ureter is:
  1. oral fluid/bed rest 75%
  2. laparotomy/extraction of the stone 0%
  3. ultrasonic dissection of the stone 25%
  4. laparoscopy/alkalinization 0%
  5. surgical extraction of the stone 0%
Topics: urology
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Premature ejaculation (failure to delay ejaculation for at least 30 seconds after penetration) is best treated with:
  1. phenobarbital 0%
  2. oxazepam 0%
  3. squeeze technique 50%
  4. psychoanalysis 33%
  5. chlordiazepoxide 16%
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Hyperparathyroidism:
  1. cause renal calculi in about 3-10% of cases 66%
  2. usually occurs before 30 years of age 0%
  3. is characterized by mid-shaft bowing of tibia (sabre tibia) 33%
  4. is more common in males than in females 0%
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Elevation of either AFP or hCG is found in 80 to 90 percent of patients with:
  1. hepatoma 16%
  2. nonHodgkin's lymphoma 0%
  3. gastric and colon cancer 0%
  4. nonseminomatous germ cell testicular tumors 83%
Topics: urology, oncology
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Patients with urinary tract calculi most commonly present with:
  1. urinary tract obstruction 33%
  2. pain 33%
  3. urinary tract infection 0%
  4. hematuria 0%
  5. no symptoms 33%
Topics: urology
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Undescended testicles (cryptorchidism) usually descent:
  1. immediately after birth 0%
  2. between first-third year of life 33%
  3. during the first nine months of life 33%
  4. between second-fourth month of life 33%
  5. before one month of age 0%
Topics: urology
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Bladder carcinomas are:
  1. the first most common cancers of genitourinary tract 40%
  2. adenocarcinomas in 90% of cases 20%
  3. more common in females than in males 20%
  4. more common in Caucasians than in African-Americans 20%
Topics: urology, oncology
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A patient has air and fecal material in the urine, the most likely diagnosis is:
  1. colovesical fistula 100%
  2. ulcerative colitis 0%
  3. chronic pyelonephritis 0%
  4. nephrolithiasis 0%
  5. glomerulonephritis 0%
Topics: urology
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Priapism is:
  1. a persistent penile erection without sexual desire 100%
  2. a form of impotence 0%
  3. a congenital anomaly of pineal gland 0%
  4. an intense sexual desire 0%
Topics: urology urology
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Priapism is:
  1. a form of impotence 0%
  2. an intense sexual desire 0%
  3. a congenital anomaly of pineal gland 0%
  4. a persistent penile erection without sexual desire 100%
Topics: urology urology
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The classic triad of symptoms of renal cell carcinoma is palpable flank mass, flank pain, and:
  1. hematuria 100%
  2. pruritus 0%
  3. fever 0%
  4. skin rash 0%
Topics: urology
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Sudden pain with rapidly scrotal enlargement, relieved by elevation of the scrotum is most likely to be caused by:
  1. hydrocele 33%
  2. testicular torsion 33%
  3. acute epididymitis 33%
  4. spermatocele 0%
  5. testicular neoplasm 0%
Topics: urology
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Testicular tumors:
  1. should be removed if malignancy suspected 72%
  2. constitute 25% of all male malingnant tumors 9%
  3. are choriocarcinomas in most cases 0%
  4. are benign in most cases 18%
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The most common cause of painless hematuria in a 60 year man is:
  1. pyelonephritis 0%
  2. renal calculi 33%
  3. renal tumor 66%
  4. polycystic kidney disease 0%
  5. multiple myeloma 0%
Topics: urology
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