Bacterial Prostatitis

EXAM ELABORATIONS Aug 29, 2025
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Bacterial Prostatitis

  • Chronic bacterial prostatitis, a recurrent bacterial infection of the
  • prostate and urinary tract, affects men aged 50 to 80.It is accompanied by bladder obstruction symptoms such as weak urine stream, hesitancy or dribbling, hematuria, hematospermia, and/or painful ejaculation.

Most common pathogen of bacterial prostatitis

  • Coli

Young adult males in their 20s usually have acute prostatitis from

  • Gonorrhea or other bacterial infections

Is prostatic massage contraindicated?

  • Yes

Acute bacterial prostatitis is always associated with a

  • UTI and has a characteristically abrupt onset. Fever, chills, low back
  • pain, tenesmus, and urinary complaints typical of UTI are common. 1 / 3

Prostate cancer is associated with

  • Human cytomegalovirus

Latent symptoms of prostate cancer

  • Bone pain, weight loss, anemia, shortness of breath, lymphedema,
  • and lymphadenopathy

High risk factors of prostate cancer

  • A man with a first degree relative with prostate cancer is twice as
  • likely to develop the disease. Men with diets high in fat, particularly animal fat and smoking are also risk factors.

Treatment of prostate cancer

  • Gosselin acetate (Zoladex) and leuprolide acetate (Lupron) block the
  • release of FSH and LH.

  • Administered intramuscularly.

Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Inflammation of the Median Nerve

- Characterized by: wrist achiness that radiates to the base of the

thumb on the palm of the hand; may be awakened at night with pain and numbness in the area

  • Initial treatment is wrist splint and NSAID

Most common area for herniated disc

  • L4-L5 (weakness in the great toe) 2 / 3

Straight leg test

  • With patient in supine position, elevate affected leg; if this elicits
  • back and sciatic nerve pain, this is a positive test for herniated disc

The McMurray test

  • Is used to evaluate individuals for tears in the meniscus

Phalen's test

  • Involves flexing the wrist for 60 seconds, leads to pain or
  • paranesthesia in the median nerve

Anterior drawer test

  • Used in initial clinical assessment of suspected rupture of the
  • cruciate ligaments in the knee

Rovsing's sign

  • Refers to pain felt in the RLQ of abdomen on palpation fo the left
  • side. Positive sign indicates acute appendicitis. Will see RLQ pain when palpating the left side of the lower abdomen.

Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

  • In lumbar spinal stenosis there is often radicular complaints in the
  • legs (with or without associated back pain).

  • Symptoms progress from proximal to distal direction and walking or
  • prolonged standing causes pain and weakness in the legs and buttocks.• Patients often report short term relief with leaning forward and often lean on counters when standing or grocery carts when shopping.

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