Question 1

Which glands are sometimes removed to prevent a recurrence of prostate or breast cancer?

Accepted Answer

A) Pituitary 
B) Epithelial 
C) Adrenal 
D) Thyroid 
A) Pituitary 
B) Epithelial 
C) Adrenal 
D) Thyroid C

Question 2

Which is the working unit of the kidney?

Accepted Answer

A) Nephron 
B) Renal pyramid 
C) Ureter 
D) Renin 
A) Nephron 
B) Renal pyramid 
C) Ureter 
D) Renin A

Question 3

Which is one of the components of the resectoscope?

Accepted Answer

A) Inner cannula 
B) Outer cannula 
C) Holder 
D) Sheath 
A) Inner cannula 
B) Outer cannula 
C) Holder 
D) Sheath D

Question 4

What position is a patient placed in for gynecology and urinary procedures?

Accepted Answer

A) Supine 
B) Prone 
C) Lateral 
D) Lithotomy 
A) Supine 
B) Prone 
C) Lateral 
D) Lithotomy

Question 5

Which of the following is a purpose of the kidney?

Accepted Answer

A) Produces vitamin K 
B) Produces the hormone aldosterone 
C) Removes metabolic wastes from the blood 
D) Produces white blood cells 
A) Produces vitamin K 
B) Produces the hormone aldosterone 
C) Removes metabolic wastes from the blood 
D) Produces white blood cells

Question 6

In what procedure is the perineum incised between the scrotum and the anal sphincter in order to enucleate the prostate gland from its capsule?

Accepted Answer

A) Radical retropubic prostatectomy 
B) Perineal prostatectomy 
C) TURP 
D) Suprapubic prostatectomy 
A) Radical retropubic prostatectomy 
B) Perineal prostatectomy 
C) TURP 
D) Suprapubic prostatectomy

Question 7

What type of procedure involves the removal of staghorn renal calculus?

Accepted Answer

A) Percutaneous chemolysis 
B) Percutaneous nephrostolithotomy 
C) Ultrasonic lithotripsy 
D) Nephrolithotomy or pyelolithotomy 
A) Percutaneous chemolysis 
B) Percutaneous nephrostolithotomy 
C) Ultrasonic lithotripsy 
D) Nephrolithotomy or pyelolithotomy

Question 8

Match each condition with its definition.
-Reconstruction of the kidney pelvis

Accepted Answer

A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy 
A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy

Question 9

A Toomey evacuator is a double-bowl-shaped glass or plastic receptacle used to trap fragments so that they do not wash back into the sheath of the endoscope during irrigation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

What type of instrument is used to dilate the male urethra before a cystoscope is performed?

Accepted Answer

A) Hagar dilator 
B) Straight sounds 
C) Van Buren sounds 
D) Uterine sounds 
A) Hagar dilator 
B) Straight sounds 
C) Van Buren sounds 
D) Uterine sounds

Question 11

What type of procedure involves a kidney segment being removed along with the ligation of the renal blood supply to that segment?

Accepted Answer

A) Radical nephrectomy 
B) Nephrectomy 
C) Partial nephrectomy 
D) Nephrostomy 
A) Radical nephrectomy 
B) Nephrectomy 
C) Partial nephrectomy 
D) Nephrostomy

Question 12

What anatomic structure may be viewed through a cystoscopy?

Accepted Answer

A) Kidney 
B) Renal vein 
C) Renal pelvis 
D) Bladder 
A) Kidney 
B) Renal vein 
C) Renal pelvis 
D) Bladder

Question 13

What determines which method of removing the prostate will be used?

Accepted Answer

A) Size of the prostate 
B) Type of anesthesia 
C) Age of the patient 
D) Type of hospital 
A) Size of the prostate 
B) Type of anesthesia 
C) Age of the patient 
D) Type of hospital

Question 14

Match each condition with its definition.
-Anastomosis of vas deferens

Accepted Answer

A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy 
A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy

Question 15

Match each condition with its definition.
-Removal of one or both kidneys

Accepted Answer

A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy 
A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy

Question 16

Which type of ureteral catheter might be used to bypass a ureteral stricture?

Accepted Answer

A) Acorn-tip catheter 
B) Olive-tip catheter 
C) Garceau tapered-tip catheter 
D) Flexible filiform-tip catheter 
A) Acorn-tip catheter 
B) Olive-tip catheter 
C) Garceau tapered-tip catheter 
D) Flexible filiform-tip catheter

Question 17

When performing a pelvic lymphadenectomy,if the lymph nodes are found to be positive for cancer,the surgeon will most likely continue with the radical perineal prostatectomy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Match each condition with its definition.
-A treatment for penile cancer

Accepted Answer

A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy 
A) Nephrectomy 
B) Pyeloplasty 
C) Prostatic hypertrophy 
D) Phimosis 
E) Varicocele
F)Penectomy
G)Orchiectomy
H)Hydrocele
I)Vasovasostomy

Question 19

What is created when both ureters are anastomosed to the terminal ileum?

Accepted Answer

A) Colostomy 
B) Ileal conduit 
C) Nephrostomy 
D) Cutaneous ureterostomy 
A) Colostomy 
B) Ileal conduit 
C) Nephrostomy 
D) Cutaneous ureterostomy

Question 20

What blood test is ordered after a prostate screening?

Accepted Answer

A) CBC 
B) C125 
C) 24-Hour urine collection 
D) PSA 
A) CBC 
B) C125 
C) 24-Hour urine collection 
D) PSA

Exam 35: Urologic Surgery

Which glands are sometimes removed to prevent a recurrence of prostate or breast cancer?

Which is the working unit of the kidney?

Which is one of the components of the resectoscope?

What position is a patient placed in for gynecology and urinary procedures?

Which of the following is a purpose of the kidney?

In what procedure is the perineum incised between the scrotum and the anal sphincter in order to enucleate the prostate gland from its capsule?

What type of procedure involves the removal of staghorn renal calculus?

Match each condition with its definition. -Reconstruction of the kidney pelvis

A Toomey evacuator is a double-bowl-shaped glass or plastic receptacle used to trap fragments so that they do not wash back into the sheath of the endoscope during irrigation.

What type of instrument is used to dilate the male urethra before a cystoscope is performed?

What type of procedure involves a kidney segment being removed along with the ligation of the renal blood supply to that segment?

What anatomic structure may be viewed through a cystoscopy?

What determines which method of removing the prostate will be used?

Match each condition with its definition. -Anastomosis of vas deferens

Match each condition with its definition. -Removal of one or both kidneys

Which type of ureteral catheter might be used to bypass a ureteral stricture?

When performing a pelvic lymphadenectomy,if the lymph nodes are found to be positive for cancer,the surgeon will most likely continue with the radical perineal prostatectomy.

Match each condition with its definition. -A treatment for penile cancer

What is created when both ureters are anastomosed to the terminal ileum?

What blood test is ordered after a prostate screening?

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