A test covering several kinds of genitourinary trauma. For urology techs
True
False
Compression from pelvic hematoma
Rupture at bladder dome into peritoneal cavity.
Incomplete tear of the bladder wall
Rupture at the bladder base into intravesical space
True
False
Posterior urethral injuries
Anterior urethral injuries
Vascular injuries
Minor lacerations
Major lacerations
Contusion
Incomplete tear of the bladder wall
Rupture at the bladder base into intravesical space
Rupture at bladder dome into peritoneal cavity.
Compression from pelvic hematoma
True
False
A foley catheter
A suprapubic cystotomy catheter
It to be wrapped in moist, sterile gauze and placed in a plastic bag. the bag should be placed in an ice bath until reimplantation occurs
Cold packs, scrotal elevation, and reassurance.
For avulsion
For burns
To evacuate hemotoma
For amputations
Ureteral stenting
Stab wounds
IVP
RPG
Gunshot wounds
Upper urethra
Vagina
Rectum
Urinary meatus
Non-penetrating injuries
Penetrating injuries
Non-penetrating injuries
Penetrating injuries
Posterior urethral injuries
Anterior urethral injuries
Non-penetrating injuries
Penetrating injuries
Non-penetrating injuries
Penetrating injuries
Posterior urethral injuries
Anterior urethral injuries
Severe damage to ureter and multiple trauma exist
Large section of ureter nonviable
Compression from pelvic trauma
Rupture at bladder dome into peritoneal cavity.
Vascular injuries
Minor lacerations
Major lacerations
Contusion
Stab wounds
Gunshot wounds
Accidental injury during surgery
Sex
True
False
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Vascular injuries
Minor lacerations
Major lacerations
Contusion
Foley catheter
Urinary divertion
MRI
Suprapubic cystotomy
CT
Posterior urethral injuries
Anterior urethral injuries
True
False
Middle third
Lower third
Upper third
Large section of ureter nonviable
Childbirth
Falls
Contact sports
Kidney stones
IVs
Middle third
Lower third
Upper third
Large section of ureter nonviable
Foley catheter
Urinary divertion
MRI
Suprapubic cystotomy
CT
True
False
Vascular injuries
Minor lacerations
Major lacerations
Contusion
A foley catheter
A suprapubic cystotomy catheter
It to be wrapped in moist, sterile gauze and placed in an ice bath
Cold packs, scrotal elevation, and reassurance.
60%, 70%
75%, 90%
80%,90%
50%-75%
Severe damage to ureter and multiple trauma exist
Large section of ureter nonviable
Compression from pelvic trauma
Rupture at bladder dome into peritoneal cavity
Foley catheter
Urinary divertion
MRI
Suprapubic cystotomy
CT
Non-penetrating injuries
Penetrating injuries
Foley catheter
Urinary divertion
MRI
Suprapubic cystotomy
CT
Non-penetrating injuries
Penetrating injuries
Middle third
Lower third
Upper third
Large section of ureter nonviable
After signs of incontinence start showing up
During surgical exploration following injury
After surgery
During presurgery prep
Compression from pelvic hematoma
Rupture at bladder dome into peritoneal cavity.
Rupture at the bladder base into intravesical space
Incomplete tear of the bladder wall
Rupture at bladder dome into peritoneal cavity.
Compression from pelvic hematoma
Rupture at the bladder base into intravesical space
Incomplete tear of the bladder wall
True
False
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A large
A small
Over half of the
Less than half of the
Urinary divertion
Suprapubic cystotomy
Cystography
Surgical reanastomosis of major blood vessels, corporal bodies, and urethra
Urethroplasty
Foley catheter
Urinary divertion
MRI
Suprapubic cystotomy
CT
For avulsion
For burns
To evacuate hemotoma
For amputations
85
50
95
60
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