The currently available modalities for assessing disease extent in men with prostate cancer

include:
a DRE.
b serum PSA.
c histologic grade.
d bone scan.
e all of the above.

An IPSS of 20 indicates severe:

a. LUTS.
b. BPH.
c. bladder outlet obstruction.
d. bladder dysfunction.
e. erectile dysfunction.

Restaging transurethral resection of the bladder is indicated to rule out:

A tentacular spread of the primary tumor.
b multifocal CIS.
c prostatic involvement.
d incomplete initial resection.
e all of the above.

Risk factors for the development of pelvic floor disorders include all of the following EXCEPT:
a advanced age.
b parity.
c low body mass index.
d genetic predisposition.
e smoking.