UPSC CMS Surgery - Urology & Genitourinary Surgery
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A 70-year-old man comes to Emergency with pain in the lower abdomen and not passing urine for eight hours. He has a past history of urgency, hesitancy, and frequency of urine. On examination, he has a lump up to the umbilicus which is slightly tender. What is the next step in management?
Get an urgent USG
Perform a per-rectal examination
Catheterize the patient per urethra
Start antibiotics
A 5-year-old male child comes with a left sided scrotal swelling which has no cough impulse and does not reduce on compression or lying down but the parents give a definite history that swelling is absent in the morning and comes by in the evening. The best treatment is:
A 25-year-old gentleman complains of dragging pain in the scrotum. The examination reveals the scrotum full of bag of worms which disappear on lying down. The usual first line option for relief is:
A 47-year-old man comes to Surgery OPD with history of recurrent episodes of UTI. He gives history of the urine being frothy and occasionally having bubbles. The probable diagnosis is:
In a male patient with a road traffic accident with blood at the tip of the external meatus, the likely injury is:
Injury to urethra
Injury to urinary bladder
Injury to kidney
Injury to all of these