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Andrology
1. The most severe complications of intracavernosal injections are:
Β. haematoma
C. priapism
D. urethral injury
Ε. penile oedema
Α. Diabetes Mellitus
C. mild vasculopathy
D. hypertension
Ε. neurogenic disorder
4. To treat priapism after the use of intracavernosal injections, the first step is:
Β. bloodletting
C. cold packs
D. invasive manipulation
Α. priapism
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Β. haematoma
C. oedema
Ε. pain
F. allergic reaction
Β. reducing NO composition
7. A 50-year old hypertensive patient reports that he has tried a PDE5i without result. The
next step would be:
Β. intracavernosal injections
C. full history taking concerning the route of drug administration and its dosage
9. PDE5 inhibitors:
10. A 45-year old diabetic patient responding initially to sildenafil for about 3 years,
reports that his erection is no longer sufficient enough to achieve sexual intercourse. The
next step is to:
D. test serum testosterone level, control diabetes and re-administrate sildenafil (100mg)
Α. Activation of NO
Β. Activation of Cgmp
Α. Renolithiasis
Β. Chololithiasis
C. Peyronie's disease
D. Myocardial ischaemia
13. In a patient who does not respond to PDE5 inhibitors, what do we expect from fhe
shock-wave therapy?
Α. Functional restoration
Β. Improvement, but also need for supplementary use of PDE5i for functional erection
14. In a patient with moderate insufficiency of the corpora cavernosa, what do we expect
from the shock-wave therapy?
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Α. Functional restoration
Β. Improvement, but also need for permanent use of PDE5i for functional erection
15. A 67-year old hypertensive patient with erectile dysfunction for 5 years, was
prescribed with sildenafil 100mg. The patient took tablets at 10 different instances always
with empty stomach and at least 1 hour before sexual contact. 5 out of 10 times, his
erection was satisfactory with regard to rigidity and duration. Two (2) times his erection
was sufficient for penetration, without though satisfactory duration. The other 3 times
there was penile tumescence but this was not enough for penetration. This patient is
considered:
Α. 15%
Β. 65%
C. 25%
D. 30%
Α. Intrapenile injections are highly effective and result in patients' high satisfaction.
Β. Intrapenile injections may achieve high satisfaction but may also lead to withdrawal.
D. Fibrosis of the corpora cavernosa occurs more often when there is also papaverine in
the mixture.
C. The antibiotic prophylaxis does not prevent the formation of biofilm upon the prosthesis.
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Α. The prosthesis provides the highest satisfaction rate for the sexual partner.
Β. The prosthesis has a reintervention rate >30% within the first 5 years.
Α. Sexual arousal
21. All medications mentioned below may cause erectile dysfunction, apart from:
Α. antihypertensives
Β. antifungals
C. tranquillizers
D. anithistamines
22. Which hormonal factor is not required in order to assess erectile dysfunction?
Α. ACTH
Β. Prolactin
C. TSH
D. Τestosterone
23. Pharmaceutical agents for the treatment of erectile dysfunction act by inhibiting the
PDE5 action, which is responsible for:
Α. testosterone degradation
24. A 50-year hypertensive man visits the Urologist due to erectile dysfunction. He tried a
PDE5 inhibitor with no result. The next step should be:
25. Which of the factors below contribute to the emergence of erectile dysfunction?
C. Diabetes
26. Which of the conditions below may be related to normal erectile function?
28. Why does the relaxation of a few cavernosous muscle fibres induce erection?
29. What pO2 values of the penis are required to achieve erection?
Α. <20mmHg
Β. 40-50mmHg
C. 60-70mmHg
D. >80mmHg
Bladder Cancer
1. In 100 male patients visiting the Outpatient Clinic with LUTS and OAB:
2. How many patients with bladder cancer undergoing secondary re-staging transurethral
resection (re-TUR), will be substaged after the re-TUR?
Α. 5%
Β. 13%
C. 25%
D. 40%
3. Which of the following factors plays the least role for survival in muscle-invasive
bladder cancer?
Α. Age
Β. Lymphnode metastases
4. The best time period for assessing mortality and complications after radical cystectomy
is:
Α. Haemorrhage
C. Paralytic ileus
Α. Age>75
Β. Hydronephrosis
C. Multifocal disease
7. Candidates for partial cystecomy after preoperative chemotherapy ARE NOT the
patients with:
C. solitary tumor
Α. 20%
Β. 50%
Γ. 5%
Δ. 80%
C. Α & Β
D. has no benefit
13.The most effective adjuvant intravesical BCG therapy in patients with T1G3 tumor ........
Α. starts on the 3rd postoperative day, with only one single 12-week continuous infusion
therapeutic cycle
C. consists of one single 6-week infusion therapeutic cycle, followed by a maintenance scheme
of one infusion/time during the follow-up period
D. Never
16. How many EORTC risk factors are needed in order to classify patients with
non-muscle invasive (Ta, T1) bladder tumor as low-moderate-high risk for relapse or
progression of the disease?
Α. 4
Β. 5
C. 6
D. 7
C. The small extraperitoneal bladder rupture is not a contraindication for intravesical infusion
after 24 hours.
D. Α & C
Α. A second BCG cycle in a Τ1G3 tumor does not offer any benefit.
Β. A third BCG cycle in a Τ1G3 tumor is more effective than the second cycle.
D. A second BCG cycle in a Τ1G3 tumor is a good alternative option to cystectomy at relapse
Τ1G3.
Α. 1991
Β. 1992
C. 2000
D. 2001
24. Which of the following is TRUE with regard to the value of intravesical infusion of
cytotoxic agents immediately after the transurethral resection (TUR) of a non-invasive
tumor ?
C. The greatest benefit occurs when the infusion takes place within 24 hours after TUR.
D. helps non-experienced Urologists by reducing the time needed for bladder removal
26. How likely is it for a Τ1G3 bladder tumor that has relapsed within the first trimester
after intravesical BCG infusions to invade the muscular wall?
A. < 10%
B. 20%
C. 30-50%
D. >80%
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A. Radiotherapy
B. Cystectomy
C. Chemotherapy
Renal Cancer
1. RCC is multifocal in:
Α. 1% of cases
Β. 5% of cases
C. 10% of cases
D. 15% of cases
Α. is absolutely useless
D. is always indicated
Β. transperitoneal approach
C. subcostal incision
D. Chevron incision
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Ε. thoracolumbar approach
Α. Renal failure
Β. Bilateral tumors
C. Solitary kidney
Ε. Partial nephrectomy is less effective in tumors <4cm than radical nephrectomy, with regard to
5-year disease-free survival.
7. Which of the following statements about metastatic renal cancer therapy is FALSE?
Α. Targeted therapy with Sunitinib is the first-line treatment for high-risk patients.
Β. Targeted therapy with Temsorilimus is the first-line treatment for high-risk patients.
8. The strongest indication for using radio waves on the kidney is:
Β. angiomyolipoma of 4cm
Prostate Cancer
Β. Clinical stageΤ3α
C. IPSS=9
F. Β and C
2. Which of the following factors DOES NOT AFFECT survival rate after prostate cancer
therapy?
Α. iPSA
Β. Type of therapy
C. Clinical stage
D. Age
Ε. Β and D
F. Α and Β
Ε. Β and D
4. With regard to urinary symptoms after brachytherapy, which of the following is FALSE?
Β. More than 90% of patients present increase of IPSS within the first months following
brachyterapy
5. In a patient with T1 prostate cancer and survival expectancy over 10 years, radical
prostatectomy:
Α. provides cure
Ε. C and D
F. B and C
6. Which therapeutic method for localized prostate cancer is more effective according to
literature?
Α. Radical prostatectomy
C. HDR brachytherapy
D. LDR brachytherapy
Α. 20% of patients
Β. 15% of patients
C. 10% of patients
D. 5% of patients
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Ε. 3% of patients
F. 0%
Α. True
Β. False
C. The fewer sutures in the anastomosis, the more chances for urine leak.
D. Β and C
12. Which finding from prostate biopsy is the most useful to predict extraprostatic
expansion of cancer?
Α. Degree of differentiation
C. Perineural invasion
13. According to TNM 2009, microscopic bladder neck invasion is classified as:
Α. Τ4
Β. Τ3α
C. Τ3β
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D. Τ2β
Α. 10%
Β. 40%
D. 60%
D. 70%
15. The risk for lymph-node metastasis in a patient with prostate cancer depends mainly
on the:
Α. age
Β. stage
C. Gleason score
D. B and C
17. Which histological pathological finding/s from the radical prostatectomy specimen
can predict the presence of latent metastatic disease?
C. Lymph-node invasion
D. B and C
Ε. A and B
18. For patients who presented biochemical relapse after radical prostatectomy, which of
the following factors are related more to local relapse than to remote metastasis?
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Α. First measurable PSA value 6 months after surgery, Gleason score >7, pathological stage Τ3
Β. Age below 70y.o. at the time of relapse, first measurable PSA value < 2 ng/ml, Gleason score
<5
C. Histological absence of seminal vesicles and lymph-nodes, Gleason score <5, first
measurable PSA value one year after surgery, PSA doubling-time (PSADT) >6 months
Ε. First measurable PSA value 4 months after surgery, negative biopsy of prostatic bed, PSA
doubling-time (PSADT) <3 months
19. In clinically localized prostate cancer, what are the chances for biochemical
relapse-free survival within 5 years?
Α.. 0-10%
Β. 20-30%
C. 40-50%
D. 60-70%
Ε. 70-80%
20. According to Partin's Tables, a patient with PSA 7.4 before biopsy, Gleason score
3+4=7 at biopsy and negative digital examination (Τ1c) before biopsy has all following
risks APART FROM:
21. All the following are prognostic factors for radiotherapy salvage after radical
prostatectomy, APART FROM:
Α. Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy is a new minimally invasive method for the treatment of
prostate cancer.
Α. Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy requires high technical skills and should be performed
only in Specialized Centers.
Β. Surgical steps of the procedure have been thoroughly described and are simple and
reproducible. The only problem for the disemmination of the technique is lack of training
structures.
Ε. at any point of the prostate - this does not seem to affect the number of nerve fibers spared.
25. During radical prostatectomy and in order to achieve a better oncological result, the
surgeon will procceed to prostate dissection following the:
A. interfascial technique
Β. intrafascial technique
C. extrafascial technique
26. Which of the following surgical procedures does NOT seem to play a particular role in
achieving continence after radical prostatectomy?
Ε. Α and D
27. According to the latest literature on prostate biopsy, the following is true:
Α. Aspirin administration has to be discontinued and there is need for periprostatic xylocaine
infiltration.
C. Aspirin administration can continue. Local application of xylocaine gel reduces pain.
D. Aspirin has to be replaced with heparin. Local anesthesia with xylocaine gel is preferrable.
28. Which of the following clinical factors is positively correlated with the
pathoanatomical stage following salvage radical prostatectomy?
Α. within 6 months
Β. within 12 months
C. within 18 months
D. within 30 months
30. One year following radiation therapy, serum PSA dropped within "normal values" (2,5
ng/ml) and started rising again, with consecutive values 3,5 and 5,1 ng/ml within 6
months. What should be done next?
Α. Inform the patient that radiation therapy "did not work" and recommend salvage prostatectomy
and cryotherapy.
Β. Explain to the patient that his PSA is still normal and he should not worry.
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C. Inform the patient that his disease has relapsed and that increase in PSA implicates
systemic disease.
Ε. Α and Β
BPH
D. Α and Β
Ε. Α , Β and C
2. The use of KTP (Greenlight Laser) may lead to the following complication/s:
D Α and Β
Ε. A, B and C
3. Marginal factor/s that may lead to failure with α-blockers include the following:
D. Α and Β
D. Β and C
Ε. A, B and C
Β. can be administered in every case irrespective of the presence and severity of obstruction.
C. can be administered relatively safely when there is concomitant OAB, for there is
minimal (only 2%) urinary retention.
Β. Combination of α-blocker and 5a-reductase is the first-line treatment for high-risk patients.
8. Which of the following techniques is NOT used for removing the Foley catheter?
Α. < 1% of cases
Β. <5% of cases
C. 5-15% of cases
D. >30% of cases
Α. <1%
Β. 1-2%
C. 3-5%
D. >5%
12. The most common complication from Greenlight Laser prostatectomy is:
Α. bleeding
C. erectile dysfunction
D. urinary incontinence
Α. reduce PSA.
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Β. increase PSA, if the patient had been taking an original drug before switching to a
generic.
14. Switching from original to generic α-adrenergic blockers in BPH patients may:
Β. Some studies demonstrate that intraoperative bleeding is less than in unipolar TUR-P.
Α. hypoechoic
Β. isoechoic
C. hyperechoic
D. of mixed echogenicity
C. Silodosin shows higher selectivity for α1ΑARs compared to α1ΒARs and α1DARs.
D. Alfuzosin shows higher selectivity for α1ΑARs compared to α1ΒARs -but not compared
to α1DARs.
Α. The intraoperative floppy iris syndrome is caused by the presence of α1ΑAR in the iris.
Β. The risk for retrograde ejaculation recurrence is not the same in all α-blockers.
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C. The most common adverse events from the use of α-blockers are fatigue, dizziness and
orthostatic hypotension.
Β. the lower urinary tract needs to be screened only after urination,so as to measure the prostate
volume and residual urine.
C. not only the lower urinary tract but also the upper urinary tract need to be screened.
D. the bladder should contain at least 350ml, so that the results are reliable.
Β. should be measured with a catheter in order to have a reliable assessment of urine volume.
25. Ultrasound screening (U/S) of the urinary tract and the other diagnostic tests:
Β. are all conducted and then studied by the physician who sets the diagnosis.
26. Photoselective Vaporization of Prostate (PVP) with Greenlight Laser (KTP) gives
results that are:
Β. equivalent to the results of Transurethral Prostatectomy (TURP) but not equivalent to the
results of Open Prostatectomy.
27. Photoselective Vaporization of Prostate (PVP) with Greenlight Laser (KTP) .....
Α. is a safe method but the risk for the TURP syndrome still remains.
Β. is practically a non-invasive method and the catheter usually stays for less than 24
hours.
D. is performed with the use of side-emitting Laser optic fibers, and a resectoscope to achieve
hemostasis.
Lithiasis
1. Which of the following method/s is/are believed to have the lowest risk for stone
retropulsion during ureteroscopic lithotripsy?
Α. Ballistic Lithotripsy
Β. Ultrasounds (U/S)
C. Electrohydraulic waves
Ε. C and D
2. Which of the following methods can achieve the most satisfactory ureteral orifice
dilatation during ureteroscopy?
Α. Balloon - dilator
D. Α and Β
Ε. Α, Β and C
4. Which of the following methods can achieve the final dilatation of the percutaneous
tract during percutaneous nephrolithotripsy?
Α. Balloon-dilator
Ε. Α, Β and C
5. The use of ureteral access sheath during ureteroscopic lithotripsy secures:
C. the potential of removing large stones (>1cm) without the need of their fragmentation
D. Α and Β
Ε. Α, Β and C
6. Which of the following techniques is NOT USED for removing a calcified self-retaining
ureteral catheter?
Α. Extracorporeal lithotripsy
Β. Ureterolithotripsy
C. Open uretero-cystotomy
D. Watchful waiting while exerting mild traction on the catheter tip having pulled it to the
outer urethral orifice
Ε. C and D
ipsilateral lumbar region that responds only a little to analgesics. Which therapeutic
method will you choose next?
Β. Ureteroscopic lithotripsy
Ε. Laparoscopic ureterolithotomy
9. Which is considered today the method of choice for the treatment of staghorn calculi
(coral stones)?
C. Anatrophic nephrolithotomy
10. Which is the treatment of choice for a uric acid stone (maximum diameter 2cm) lodged
in the renal pelvis ?
Α. Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy
Β. Extracorporeal lithotripsy
C. Alkalization of urine
D. Laparoscopic pyelolithotomy
Ε. Open pyelolithotomy
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11. The best approach for a symptomatic posterior calyceal diverticulum complicated with
lithiasis is:
Α. Watchful waiting
Β. Extracorporeal lithotripsy
C. Open surgery
B. if the stone that was removed was impacted with a large concomitant oedema
D. in cases Α and Β
Ε. in cases Α, Β and C
13. The flexible ureteroscope is usually inserted into the ureter .....:
D. Α and Β
Ε. Α, Β and C
14. Which of the following statement/s about the semi-flexible ureteroscope is/are true?
Β. It is easier to handle.
C. It is the insturment-of-choice for removing stones lodged in the upper segment and
ureteropelvic junction
D. Α and Β
Ε. Α, Β and C
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15. What type of guidewire will you use to bypass an impacted ureteral stone in the
midline of the ureter?
Α. Inserting instruments (e.g. grasping basket) through the working channel reduces the bending
angle of the ureteroscope tip.
Β. The flexible ureteroscope is particularly fragile and has limited life duration.
C. Inserting instruments through the working lumen reduces the flow of lavage fluid; that is why it
is recommended to use a special device to increase fluid pressure.
D.The flexible ureteroscope can be combined only with two types of endoscopic lithotripsy: laser
and electrohydraulic-wave lithotripsy
Ε. In modern instruments, the maximum bending angle of the tip does not exceed 120
degrees.
17. Which of the following statements about the anatomic position of kidneys and
percutaneous procedures is/are TRUE?
Α. When the patient is in the prone position, the angle formed by the posterior renal calyces and
the imaginary axis transversing the spine is about 30o.
Β. A part of the upper renal pole at the posterior-lateral aspect of the kidney, is covered by the
liver on the right and by the splene on the left.
C. The posterior calyces are usually projected distally from the anterior calyces.
D. Α, Β and C
Ε. Α and Β
Α. The good design of a procedure does not have to do only with a good detailed medical history,
clinical examination and imaging methods, but it also requires the appropriate consumables and
instruments.
Β. Proper equipment and maintenance of a large stock of materials is essential (as long as the
economic situtation allows for it).
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D. When treating the upper urinary tract, it takes a lot of patience, technique flexibility and gentle
manipulations.
Α. Tipless/ zerotip basket, allowing for stone retrieval even when there is not enough space
behind (e.g. calyceal stone manipulations).
Β. Endoscopic extraction basket either of the classical type or of the flexible and long type,
facilitating access behind an impacted stone
D. Multiple-wire or even double- wire grasping basket, capable of retrieving stone fragments
while dilating a narrow ureter around the stone.
F. Grasping devices, such as «tri sept» or «graspit», allowing for immediate stone extraction
even when there is no space behind comminuted concrements in the case of an impacted stone
(commonly occurring with the ballistic lithotripter) or a stone lodged too close or projecting onto
the ureteral orifice.
G. Baskets with flexible tip and small diameter, that do not limit bending of flexible instruments,
do not reduce lavage flow and ensure a good visual field.
Η. Baskets with satisfactory diameter, strong and durable enough to be guided even through a
'difficult' ureter.
I. All the above should be available and used according to the case.
- reliable
- strong and durable, advancing more easily through the ureter without the need of excessive
tip-bending and without loss of visual field.
- economical thanks to the higher endoscopic reliability and the potential of using strong and
durable multiple-use instruments in the large working channel
C. Flexible ureteroscopes of small diameter and big length, capable of accessing the whole
urinary drainage system .
E.?
Α. Pathological obesity
Β. Prostatic hypertrophy
C. Pregnancy
D. Anticoagulant therapy
22. Which is the most appropriate therapeutic option for a patient with solitary stone
1,5cm in diameter lodged in the renal pelvis?
Α. pyelolithotomy
D. PNL
Ε. SWL in situ
23. Patient with congenital soliltary kidney presents staghorn calculi (coral stones)
branching in the lower and middle calyx. There is mild hydronephrosis, while renal
function is slightly affected. Which is the most appropriate therapeutic option?
Α. PNL
Β. Close monitoring with regular ultrasound screening, serum creatinine and general urine tests.
Ε. Anatrophic Nephrolithotomy
24. Patient presents a stone, 0,8 in diameter, at the upper left ureter and concomitant
hydronephrosis. Which is the indicated treatment?
Α. ESWL in situ
D. URS
C. renal stones composed of calcium monohydrate and dihydrate oxalate with maximum
diameter of 1,5cm
26. Which of the following statements about staghorn renal calculi (coral stones) is true?
Β. ESWL should be the primary therapeutic step and other methods (e.g. percutaneous
lithotripsy) should follow as supplementary treatment.
D. Flexible ureteronephroscopy with the use of holmium:YAG laser is the most modern and
effective therapeutic method for this type of stones.
Ε. None
28. Patient with sizeable complicated staghorn calculus (coral stone) presents
considerable residual stone load after sandwich-PNL session. What is the most
appropriate therapeutic option?
Α. Open nephrolithotomy
Β. Flexible nephroscopy
C. Flexible uretero-nephroscopy
D. Monitoring
Ε. Nephrectomy
29. Woman 140kg in weight presents a renal pelvic stone of 4cm. What treatment will you
follow?
Α. ESWL in situ
Β. Administration of α-blocker
C. URS
D. Pyelolithotomy
Ε. Chemolysis
30. According to international data, the number of open procedures performed for the
treatment of urolithiasis is:
Α. 1-5%
Β. 5-10%
C. 10-15%
D. 15-20%
Ε. >20%
Α. 10ο
Β. 30ο
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C. 50ο
D. 60ο
Ε. 70ο
A. a urodynamic study
B. a urination log
C. urethrocystoscopy
D. cystoscopy
C. EAU guidelines include recommendations for treating male effort incontinence with duloxetine
Α. Remeex system
B. Invance sling
C. AdVance sling
D. Argus system
C. surgical treatment is the first line method in treating incontinence after prostatectomy in the
first 6-12 months
D. the combination of pelvic floor exercises with duloxetine has been shown to be more
effective than pelvic floor exercises alone
Α. 42%
Β. 11%
C. 29%
8. When there is mixed incontinence and the bladder neck is open, the best surgical
treatment is:
Β. Burch colposuspension
D. Β+C
10. The evidence basis for surgical treatment of mixed incontinence concerns:
C. Oxybutynin has the highest rate of patients withdrawing from clinical trials
Α. Act mainly on the detrusor muscle but cause urinary retention in only a small percentage of
cases
C. Increase bladder capacity and limit urination urgency, frequent urination and urinary
incontinence
15. For preventing incontinence after radical prostatectomy pelvic floor muscle retraining
must commence
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16. What would you consult patients to do so as to decrease incontinence episodes after
radical prostatectomy:
Β. bladder retraining
C. biofeedback
18. In incontinence after radical prostatectomy the pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation plan
should last:
Α. 3 weeks
Β. 8 weeks
C. 12 weeks
Α. Sphincter deficiency
Β. Detrusor overactivity
Α. Detrusor overactivity with a normally functioning outer sphincter is the most usual urodynamic
finding in multiple sclerosis
Β. Detrusor underactivity with a normally functioning outer sphincter is the most usual
udodynamic finding in multiple sclerosis
C. Detrusor underactivity with dyssynergia of the outer or inner sphincter is the most usual
finding in multiple sclerosis
D. Urodynamic examinations is indicated to assess the condition of the lower urinary tract
before applying any new form of treatment
Α. The morphology of the cervix is not important for the type of surgical treatment
Β. The presence of an overactive detrusor and is not a contraindication for surgical repair
of effort incontinence
Α. more
Β. less
C. equally
Α. increase
C. decrease
Α. Weight loss in seriously overweight women can improve urge incontinence to the same extent
as in effort incontinence
C. A decrease in caffeine intake, combined with bladder retraining, is more effective than bladder
retraining alone
D. Both magnetic and exterior surface electrostimulation surpass virtual incontinence treatment
32. The degree to which a drug affects the central nervous system depends on
Β. Its lipophilicity
C. Α+Β
C. is rare
34. Anticholinergics:
Α. 1 day
Β. 3 days
C. 7 days
D. 10 days
Α. Evacuation of > 20% of daily urine volume during the night in young adults
Β. Evacuation of > 33% of daily urine volume during the night in young adults
C. Evacuation of > 20% of daily urine volume during the night in adults > 65 years
D. Evacuation of > 33% of daily urine volume during the night in adults > 65 years
Ε. A+D
F. Β+C
Α. Take into account all urination after retiring for the night
Β. Also take into account the first urination of the following morning
C. Take into account the number of times one urinates interrupting a night's sleep
D. Take into account the number of times one urinates interrupting a night's sleep,
which are followed by and which follow sleeping
38. The most serious undesirable side effect of BOTOX bladder injection is:
Α. Developing antibodies/tolerance
Α. Are equally effective in patients with multiple sclerosis as well as those with spinal cord
injury
40. The most appropriate antibiotics for the treatment of urinary tract mycoplasma
infection are:
Α. Tetracyclines
Β. Quinolones
C. Macrolides
D. Cephalosporins
41. What does the general pelvic floor neurological assessment include?
D. Perineal sensitivity
Α. Pelvic floor physical therapy is a b line treatment following anticholinergic treatment failure
Α. Intermittent catheterizations are always performed after urination to ensure evacuation and
measure residual urine volume
Β. If the patient succeeds in emptying his/her bladder, they will not need intermittent
catheterization
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D. Increased intake of liquids (more than 2.5 litres a day) is necessary to limit UTIs.
Α. receive chemo-protection
Β. have a urine culture every month and follow a medication course based on the antibiogram
C. receive an antibiotic course of treatment only when a clinical UTI appears and is
symptomatic
D. have a urine culture every three months for monitoring purposes and use this as a therapeutic
tool, when a UTI appears
Α. The cleaning technique entails reusing the same catheter after washing it and inserting
it with clean, washed hands
C. The aseptic technique requires cleaning of the genital area with a powerful antiseptic before
each catheterization
46. In children with persistent nocturnal enuresis when treated with scheduled
awakenings and desmopressin:
Α. Nocturnal polyuria
C. Awakening disorders
47. The pelvic floor muscle which DOES NOT seem to play an important role in urine
continence is:
Α. The puboperinealis
Β. The puborectalis
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C. The rectourethralis
D. The pubococcyggealis
Ε. Α+D
Ε. Α+C
Α. The morphology of the cervix is important for the type of surgical treatment to be chosen
Ε. The presence of a cystocele does not affect the type of surgical procedure to be chosen
50. Following cystocele repair using a mesh, de nuovo effort incontinence ratios are:
Α. 5%
Β. 10%
C. 30%
D. 50%
Ε. 60%
Α. Dark-field examination
3. How long after the "bleaching" (whitening) therapy of condylomata acuminata, is the
patient considered to be a 'non-carrier'?
Α. After 3 months
Β. After 9 months
C. After 12 months
D. It is unknown.
C. Histological examination
Α. Spontaneous remission
6. Which of the following statements about the treatment of genitalia condylomas is true?
C. Lesions of the outer urethral orifice are an absolute indication for screening the bladder and
urethral mucosa with urethrocystoscopy.
Α. Balanitis Xerotica Obliterans is 1-3% likely to progress into penile cancer before the age of 20.
8. What is the proper order of steps for the surgical reconstruction of hypospadias?
9. All the following are mentioned as causes of chronic testicular pain apart from:
Α. Spermatocele
Β. Inguinal hernia
C.Constipation
Ε. Urethral stricture
Α. The most common complication of circumcision is bleeding from the frenular artery.
Β. There are indications in literature that circumcision improves sexual function and satisfaction.
C. Adhesiolysis (lysis of prepuce and balanus adhesions) is the most crucial surgical step
irrespective of which technique is followed afterwards
Infertility
1.Should the subclinical varicocele be operated?
D. No, it is not operated for it does not increase the chances of spontaneous gestation.
Ε. Μόνο εάν παρατηρηθεί υστερημένη ανάπτυξη του όρχεως σε σχέση με τον ετερόπλευρο
(ασυμμετρία >20%)
2. Does testis biopsy make sense during varicocele repair surgery and when?
Α. Only if we freeze testicular tissue and always from the fellow testis.
D. Only if there are signs of progressive testicular impairment observed (e.g. asymmetry of
right-left testes >20% or increase of FSH)
Ε. In cases A and D.
C. When another testicular pathology co-exists, which may affect future fertility, or when there is
increased response to LHRH testing.
D. When there are poor sperm parameters observed (in older adolescents).
5. In which cases after varicocele surgery, may chances to achieve gestation increase?
Β. When motility of spermatozoa increases after the 2nd hour of their incubation.
C. When spermatozoa with normal morphology are more than 4%, according to WHO criteria.
A. Inguinal approach is the standard surgical approach when there is suspicion of testicular
pathology or the testes has not been tested.
Β. The "excision" technique is superior to the "plication" technique, with reference to hydrocele
relapse rate.
C. The most common surgical complication is hematoma followed by epididymal and spermatic
cord injuries.
A. Subinguinal approach is characterized by lower morbidity than in the inguinal approach (as
inguinal duct walls are not opened), but is a more demanding procedure from a technical point of
view.
Β. The most common complication from the inguinal or subinguinal approach without the use of
microsurgery is hydrocele formation (according to literature rates, such risk ranges from 3 to
39%) .
C. Injury of the testicular artery during varicocelectomy typically leads to testicular atrophy.
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D. Microsurgical sperm cell collection from the lumen of the epididymal head
9. Male patient with non-obstructive azoospermia and normal karyotype presents total
microdeletions of the AZFa region and left varicocele. What treatment would you
recommend?
Α. Androgens play an important role in the first phase of the testicular descending process.
Β. Androgens play an important role in the second phase of the testicular descending
process.
D. The second phase of the testicular descending process takes place due to oestrogen action.
A. Κetoconazole
Β. Spironolactone
C. Κolhikin
D. Estrogens
Α. 1 year before
14. When the man aims at conceiving, it is better to ejaculate during his female partner's
productive phase:
Β. on a daily basis
15. Prostagladines are produced by the same male accessory reproductive gland that
secretes also:
Α. citric acid
Β. fructose
C. glucosidase
D. Zink
16. In non-mosaic Klinefelter's syndrome with left varicocele, it makes sense to:
Α. undergo karyotype screening, as long as there is absence of spermatic duct on the left
C. undergo karyotype screening, as long as the primary testicular lesion has been
diagnosed
Β. an essential examination that should be done in all patients with non-obstructive azoospermia
D. an essential examination that should be done only before the surgical procedure for
restoring patency of reproductive ducts
20. In a patient with obstructive azoospermia and normal FSH levels participating in an
assisted-reproduction program, the method of choice for collecting male gametes is:
D. Microsurgical sperm cell collection from the lumen of the epididymal head
21. Male patient (30-year old fertile wife) with 13.000.000 spermatozoa/ mΙ, 10%
quantitative motility of spermatozoa and 28% spermatozoa with normal morphology
(according to WHO) is diagnosed with left varicocele (normal hormone levels). Which
therapy should the Expert follow so that the couple can achieve gestation?
Α. Collecting spermatozoa from seminal fluid with masturbation and then in-vitro fertilization (IVF)
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C. Varicocele sclerotherapy
22. Which surgical method for varicocele repair is the most appropriate?
Α. Palomo
Β. Ivanissevich
C. Laparoscopic
D. Robotic
23. For patients who presented biochemical relapse after radical prostatectomy, which of
the following factors are related more to local relapse rather than with remote metastasis?
Α. First measurable PSA value 6 months after surgery, Gleason score>7, pathological stage Τ3
Β. Age below 70 at the time of relapse, first measurable PSA value < 2 ng/ml, Gleason score <5
C. Histological absence of seminal vesicles and lymph-nodes, Gleason score <5, first
measurable PSA value one year after surgery, PSA doubling-time (PSADT) >6 months
Ε. First measurable PSA value 4 months after surgery, negative biopsy of prostatic bed, PSA
doubling-time (PSADT) <3 months
2. Which of the following conditions occur/s in the pelvic pain syndrome more frequently
than in the general population?
Β. Crohn's disease
C. Sjogren's syndrome
D. Fibromyalgia
3. The various Pelvic Pain Syndrome types are classified based on:
Α. cystoscopic findings with hydrodilation, morphological elements from bladder biopsies and
localization of pain.
4. Which of the following is NOT a 2nd-line treatment in the Pelvic Pain Syndrome?
Α. Analgesics
Β. Αntidepressants
C. Αntihistamines
D. Botulinum toxin Α
5. Pelvic Pain Syndrome: Transurethral Resection, Cautery or Laser are applied mainly:
6. In the lower urinary tract, the pain is characterized as 'chronic', when lasting at least:
Α. 1 month
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Β. 2 months
C. 3 months
D 6 months
Ε. 9 months
D. administration of corticosteroids
8. In the therapeutic treatment of chronic prostatic pain (prostatodynia), the following has
no documented indication:
Α. COX2 inhibitors
Β. Phytotherapy
D. α-inhibitors
Ε. Quinolones
9. All conditions below are mentioned as causes of chronic testicular pain APART FROM:
Α. Spermatocele
Β. Inguinal hernia
C. Constipation
Ε. Urethral stricture
Α. Gabapentin and Pregabalin are substances acting on pain signal transmission and are used
in the Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS).
Β. Prostatic Pain Syndrome (PPS) and Bladder Pain Syndrome (BPS) are etiologically
interconnected.
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D. In the treatment of CPPS, intraprostatic injections of lidocaine and Botulinum toxin A have
been tried.
Ε. Scrotal ultrasound has high diagnostic value in identifying the cause of chronic scrotal
pain.