Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: obliterated median sulcus in BPH

Yes

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: prostate size larger than 2.5 cm x 3 cm in BPH

Yes

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: presence of glucose in urine with BPH

No

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: sensation of incomplete emptying in BPH

Yes

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: boggy gland in BPH assessment

No

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: pain with palpation of the prostate in BPH

No

In suspecting BPH, indicate yes or no which of the following would be expected: prostate size correlate well with severity of symptoms in BPH?

No

Medication contributing to acute urinary retention in older men with BPH

Amitriptyline

Most likely diagnosis for a 78-year-old man with difficulty bladder emptying and elevated BUN/creatinine

Postrenal azotemia

Surgical intervention in BPH should be considered except for

Acute kidney injury

Finasteride and dutasteride effects in BPH treatment

Prostate size

Tamsulosin effects in BPH treatment

Activity at select bladder receptor sites

Tadalafil (Cialis) usage in BPH treatment

Can be used with or without finasteride

True statement regarding validated patient symptom tools and BPH diagnosis

They are important for diagnosing the condition.

False statement about herbal and nutritional therapies for BPH treatment

These therapies are safest and most effective when used with prescription medications.