Lack of control over urination is called?

a. elimination

b. retention

c. micturation

d. incontinence

cryptochidism is:

a. hypotrophy of testes

b. sterilty

c. undescended testes

d. immature testes

a nonmalignnt enlargment of the prostate is called?

a. protatitis

b. BPH

c. balanitis

d. impotence

the high ligation of the gonadal veins of the testes done to redude venous plexus congestio is a/an?

a. spermatocelectomy

b. varicocelectomy

c. epididymectomy

d. vasovasostomy

excision of the tunica vaginalis of the testis is called?

a. spermatocelectomy

b. orchiotomy

c. hydrocelectomy

d. vasectomy

the surgical placement and fixation of a testicle in the scrotum is a/an?

a. orchiectomy

b. orchiotomy

c. orchiopexy

d. vasectomy

filiforms are used to?

a. bypass urethral obstruction

b. perform urethrogram

c. stent the ureter

d. remove stones

denis-browne ring retractors may be used for?

a. hydrocelectomy

b. retropubic prostatectomy

c. nephrectomy

d. bladder biopsy

a Gomco clamp or Plastibell are used for?

a. circumcision

b. urethral meatotomy

c. hypospadias repair

d. epispadias repair

female urethral dilation may be accomplised with?

a. bakes dilators

b. heagar dilators

c. McCarthy dilators

d. Jakes dilators

Endoscopic suspensions of the vesical neck of the bladder for treatment of stress incontinence is known as?

a. stamey procedure

b. retropubic urethrovesical suspension

c. vesicourethral suspension

d. marshall marchetti

Satinsky, Herrick, and Mayo clamps can be used on the?

a. ureter

b. bladder neck

c. kidney pedicle

d. prostate gland

the anesthesia of choice for extra corporeal shock wave (ESWL) lithotripsy is?

a. epidural

b. spinal

c. general

d. local

a procedure performed to overcome contraction of the bladder neck caused by primary or secondary stricture is?

a. Marshall marchetti

b. Y-V plasty

c. cystostomy

d. prostatectomy

a diagnostic procedure performed for patients with possible prostatic cancer is known as a?

a. needle biopsy

b. TURP

c. prostatectomy

d. cystostomy

what surgical instrument is used to visualize the prostate and remove prostate tissue during a TURP?

a. Otis urethrotome

b. Van Buren urethral sounds

c. resectoscope

d. catheter guide

a surgical procedure performed to correct the abnormality in which the urethral meatus is situated on the upper side of the penis is called?

a. hypospadias repair

b. Epispadias repair

c. urethral meatotomy

d. cystectomy

which of the following is a non electrolytic and isomotic solution used during a TURP?

a. saline

b. distilled water

c. glycine

d. ringers lactate

continous irrigation and hemostasis of the bladder following a TURP is accomplished using a/an?

a. 18 Fr. Robinson cather

b. 24 Fr. 30-cc Foley ballon catheter

c. 6 Fr. ureteral catheter

d. 20 Fr. Mushroom catheter

an ileal conduit i performed after completing which of the following procedures?

a. ureterolithotomy

c. total cystectomy

c. prostatectomy

d. TURP

which of the following instruments would be used during a suprapubic prostatectomy?

a. Mayo (guyon) vessel clamp

b. Wertheim-pedicle clamp

c. Masson-Judd retractor

d. Stamey needle

why is it important for a patient who will be undergoing a cystoscopy to void prior to the beginning of the procedure?

a. empty bladder before instertion of cystoscope

b. obtain urine sample for urinalysis

c. rule out residual urine in the bladder

d. aide in visualizaition of the bladder

which of the following instruments is not a retractor used in a prostatectomy?

a. harrington

b. Denis-Browne

c. millin

d. masson judd

what instrument is used by the surgeon to intermittently remove prostatic tissue fragments during a TURP?

a. Randall forceps
b. Braasch forceps

c. Ellik evacuator

d. Poole suction

the following are all complications of suprapubic prostatectomy except?

a. Hemorrhage

b. Phlebitis

c. embolism

d. acute epididymis

Phlebitis

which of the following instruments would be used to dilate the urethra?

a. Hank

b. Van Buren

c. Hegar

d. Bakes

the surgical reanastomosis of the cas deferens is called a ?

a. vasovasostomy

b. varicocelectomy

c. spermatocelectomy

d. cystostomy