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    This document outlines the stations for a urology OSCE (objective structured clinical examination). It includes descriptions of patient cases and radiological images with questions about identifying abnormalities, determining diagnoses and treatments. The stations cover topics like renal and bladder abnormalities, urinary tract infections, renal and bladder cancers, benign prostatic hyperplasia, kidney stones, vesicoureteral reflux and acute urinary retention.

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    This document outlines the stations for a urology OSCE (objective structured clinical examination). It includes descriptions of patient cases and radiological images with questions about identifying abnormalities, determining diagnoses and treatments. The stations cover topics like renal and bladder abnormalities, urinary tract infections, renal and bladder cancers, benign prostatic hyperplasia, kidney stones, vesicoureteral reflux and acute urinary retention.

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    This document outlines the stations for a urology OSCE (objective structured clinical examination). It includes descriptions of patient cases and radiological images with questions about identifying abnormalities, determining diagnoses and treatments. The stations cover topics like renal and bladder abnormalities, urinary tract infections, renal and bladder cancers, benign prostatic hyperplasia, kidney stones, vesicoureteral reflux and acute urinary retention.

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    Urology OSCE

    05.02.2012

    Station 1
    Name the structure to
    Which
    is pointing.
    What are the indications
    To use this structure?

    Station 2
    An IVP image showing a left non
    functioning kidney (no contrast
    excretion), right hydronephrosis and
    a filling defect in the bladder.
    Q: Name 3 radiological abnormalites.

    Station 3
    This is KUB of a 37 year
    old female patient with a
    history of loin pain and
    recurrent UTI. This
    patients has 2 kids.
    A- what is the most
    probable etiology for her
    condition?
    B- What is the composition
    of this pathology?
    C- What is the most
    appropriate method of
    management?

    Station 4
    For each of the following conditions,
    write the most appropriate method of
    diagnosis.
    A- renal scar
    B- renal cyst
    C- renal stone
    D- VUR
    E- pelviureteric junction obstruction

    Station 5
    For each of the following, write down the
    most appropriate method of treatment.
    A- 8mm diameter mid ureteric stone
    B- 13mm stone in the mid renal calyx.
    C- solitary, exophytic T1 transitional cell
    carcinoma of the bladder
    D- BPH with bothersome urinary obstructive
    symptoms.
    E- advanced prostatic adenocarcinoma with
    bony metastasis.

    Station 6
    A 37 year old businessman presented
    with flank pain, high fever and chills.
    He has been started on gout
    medication since 2 months.
    A- what is the most probable diagnosis.
    B- what investigations you would like
    to order.

    Station 7
    A 70 year old man with long history
    of low back pain presented to ER at
    night with
    - I can not urinate since early
    morning
    A- what clinical test you will do to
    confirm the diagnosis.
    B- what is the most important 1st step
    of management.

    Station 8

    What is the name of


    this test?
    What is the diagnosis?

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