gu terms

  1. Prepuce
    Foreskin
  2. Calculi
    Stones
  3. Hypospadias
    Urethral opening occurs on the underside of the penis
  4. Epispadias
    Urethral opening on the upper aspect of the penis or too far, anteriorly in females
  5. Phimosis
    condition affecting the prepuce that prevents it from retracting over the glans penis; tight foreskin
  6. Cryptorchidism
    one or both testicles fail to descend into the scrotum during the first year of life
  7. Torsion
    Twisting of the testicle, spermatic cord. Emergent surgical intervention necessary to prevent necrosis of the testis
  8. Cystitis
    inflammation of the bladder
  9. Lithotripsy
    crushing of a stone
  10. Uremia
    accumulation of urine products in the blood due to kidney failure
  11. KUB
    flat plate abdominal x-ray to visualize kidney, ureters and bladder
  12. Cystogram
    x-ray visualization of the bladder with use of contrast media
  13. Retrograde Pyelogram
    x-ray visualization of the ureters and kidneys following injection of contrast media through a ureteral catheter
  14. Intravenous urogram (IVU)
    previously called IVP; x-ray visualization of the ureters and kidneys following intravenous dye injection
  15. Hydrocele testis
    accumulation of fluid around a testicle, fairly common, tunica vaginalis
  16. TURP
    transurethral resection of the prostate; most common surgical procedure for BPH (benign prostatic hypertrophy)
  17. Circumcision
    removal of prepuce of penis with a Gomco or Plastibell clamp
  18. Urinary Incontinence
    inability to control urine
  19. BPH
    benign prostatic hypertrophy
  20. Straight catheter
    made of rubber; do not have retention balloon; aka “red rubber”
  21. Foley catheter
    most commonly used retention catheter; always test patency of balloon and fill with sterile water; usually put in OR after induction; can have 3rd lumen for irrigation/hemostatic purposes
  22. Coude catheter
    firm rubber tip to facilitate a passage through a false urethral passage or beyond urethral strictures
  23. Filiforms
    flexible, varying sizes, used to bypass ureteral obstructions or to dilate urethra
  24. Vasovasostomy
    re-anastomosis of the vas deferens following a vasectomy
  25. Resectoscope
    Looped electrosurgical device inserted through the urethra to remove all or part of the prostatic capsule to reinstate normal urine flow
  26. Elik Evacuator
    glass container with rubber bulb used to remove prostatic tissue during a TURP
  27. Methyline Blue
    Blue dye injected through IV, absorbed by kidneys and released in urine to check ureter patency
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