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Chapter: 24 / Q: 15
A 61-year-old man, known smoker, comes to the hospital with complaints of painless hematuria, urgency and dysuria. He has been worried about his loss of weight and reduced general activity. Which investigation would be diagnostic of his condition?
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A 32 year old man presents with 3 day of scrotal pain. Examination: thickening o the left testis and it is hot to touch. What is the most appropriate management?
Chapter: 24 / Q: 17
A man presented with carcinoma of the bladder and has been working in factories. He wants to know what dye has caused it. What is the single most likely cause?
Chapter: 24 / Q: 18
A 25 year old man attended in urological OPD has single testis. He was investigated and other testis was located in the abdomen. What is the best management plan for this patient?
Chapter: 24 / Q: 19
A 75 year old man has urinary symptoms of hesitancy, frequency and nocturia. Rectal examination: large hard prostate. What is the most appropriate investigation?
Chapter: 24 / Q: 20
A 70 year old man presents with a fluctuant swelling of the scrotum which feels like worms when he is standing but regresses when he lies down. What is the most probable diagnosis?
Chapter: 25 / Q: 1
A patient who was previously on 120mg slow release oral morphine has had his dose increased to 200mg. He is still in significant pain. He complains of drowsiness and constipation. What is the next step in the management?
Chapter: 25 / Q: 2
A 56 year old patient whose pain was relieved by oral Morphine, now presents with progressively worsening pain relieved by increasing the dose of oral morphine. However, the patient complains that the increased morphine makes him drowsy and his is unable to carry his daily activities. What is th
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A 50 year old man has had anterior resection of the rectum for carcinoma. He expressed concerns about control of post-op pain in discussions with the anaesthetist before surgery. What is the best management strategy?
Chapter: 25 / Q: 4
A man was operated for colorectal ca. His pain is relieved with morphine 60mg bd PO but now he can’t swallow medications. What will be the next regimen of analgesic administration?
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