Urology - D0110018
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Principle areas of practical urology and pediatric urology. Examination methods in urology, oncourology.
Last update: Šimáková Jana, DiS. (20.07.2023)
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Last update: Šimáková Jana, DiS. (20.07.2023)
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Successful completion of the subject is conditional upon obtaining the credit and passing the exam. Last update: Šimáková Jana, DiS. (27.09.2024)
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Hanuš T., Macek P.a kolektiv: Urologie pro mediky, Karolinum 2015,(avaible as ebook) Šnajdauf J.: Dětská chirurgie McAninch,Jack W: Smith& Tanaghoś general urology; McGraw Hill,2013 (avaible as ebook) Kawaciuk,I.:Urology: H+H,2000 Last update: Šimáková Jana, DiS. (20.07.2023)
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The exam in urology usually takes place on Friday of the second week, the second day is chosen only exceptionally. Registration for the exam in SIS. Students who do not use this term can register in SIS for another scheduled term. The list of oral exam topics is available online and covers the topics presented in the theoretical lectures.
the test questions :
I. section
1. Prostate cancer – localized disease 2. Prostate cancer – locally advanced and metastatic disease 3. Urinary bladder cancer – non muscle invasive 4. Urinary bladder cancer – muscle invasive and metastatic 5. Testicular cancer 6. Penile cancer 7. Urothelial tumors of renal pelvis and ureter 8. Kidney cancer 9. Suprarenal gland tumors 10. Urological tumors in childhood 11. BPH, LUTS – etiology, symptoms, diagnostics 12. BPH – treatment 13. Neurogenic bladder disorders 14. Urethral strictures 15. Urinary incontinence 16. Renal injury 17. Injury of urinary bladder or ureter 18. Injury of urethra or penis 19. Erectile dysfunction, Priapism 20. Urolithiasis of upper urinary tract 21. Pathology of retroperitoneum (fibrosis, lymphadenopathy)
II. section
1. Cystitis 2. Pyelonephritis 3. Orchitis and epididymitis 4. Urethral infections and prostatitis 5. Fistulas in urology 6. Male infertility 7. Urinary diversion of upper and lower urinary system 8. Benign affections of male genitals – phimosis, varicocele, hydrocele, spermatocele, induratio penis plastica 9. Pediatric urology – phimosis, cryptorchidism, vesicoureteral reflux 10. Kidney cystic diseases, Basics of renal transplantation 11. Anomaly of kidneys, renal pelvis and ureter 12. Ultrasonography in urology 13. Radiodiagnostic evaluation – CT, MR, cystography etc. 14. Urodynamic investigation 15. Urine analysis in ambulatory settings 16. Hematuria – diagnostics, urinary bladder tamponade 17. Pyuria – diagnostics, pyonephrosis 18. Forms of pain in urology – lumbalgia, suprapubic pain 19. Acute scrotal syndrome, Furnier gangrene 20. Cystolithiasis, Urinary bladder diverticulum 21. Intersex, Surgical correction of gender dysphoria Last update: Šimáková Jana, DiS. (27.09.2024)
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Students are taught in two-week blocks according to the schedule. The opening is Monday at 7.40 am at the Library of the Urology Clinic , the following days the lessons begin at 7.00 am ward of at the Urology Department. Practical training takes place at the wards, ambulances including specialized and operating theaters. Seminars are held at the clinic's library or clinic.
The first week of the internship is the theoretical block of seminars in which all the basic chapters of practical urology and pediatric urology are discussed. Content of lectures and seminars: Diagnostic algorithms in urology, examination methods, prdiatric urology, urological surgery, trauma in urology, neurogenic bladder, urodynamics, oncology, uroinfection, urolithiasis. Already in the initial theoretical block, the first three hours are devoted to practical training of communicating with the patient, keeping the ward and ambulance documentation.
The second week of the internship is devoted to independent practical activities at the ward and outpatient clinic in cooperation with experienced doctors and under the guidance of senior urologist. Part of the internship is also an introduction to the work at the operating theater. During the internship, a course of basic surgical skills is carried out, including sewing and use of laparoscopic trainers.
Absence from internships is tolerated to the extent determined by the Measure of the Head of the Urology Clinic 2. LF UK No. 1/2011. The exam in urology usually takes place on Friday of the second week, the second day is chosen only exceptionally. Registration for the exam in SIS. Students who do not use this term can register in SIS for another scheduled term. The list of oral exam topics is available online and covers the topics presented in the theoretical lectures. Last update: Šimáková Jana, DiS. (20.07.2023)
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