Prostatitis, Screening & PSA: SBA Quiz

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Prostatitis, Screening & PSA: SBA Quiz


Froggy Jumps Prostatitis, Screening & PSA: SBA QuizVersion en ligne Med student SBA practice on prostatitis and PSA. par Ayishah 1 1) A 52-year-old man with dysuria, perineal pain, suprapubic tenderness, and fever presents with a tender, warm prostate on exam. Which is most likely chronic prostatitis or acute bacterial prostatitis and the initial step in management? a Chronic prostatitis; initiate alpha-blockers b Acute bacterial prostatitis; start broad-spectrum antibiotics c Non-bacterial prostatitis; reassure and observe 2 2) A 44-year-old man asks about prostatitis forms. Which feature favours chronic prostatitis over acute bacterial prostatitis? a Sudden onset of fever and chills b Tender, swollen prostate on digital rectal exam c Dysuria with recurrent urinary tract infections 3 3) Which symptom pattern most suggests acute bacterial prostatitis requiring urgent evaluation? a High fever, chills, and rapidly increasing perineal pain b Intermittent dull pelvic ache for weeks c Ejaculatory discomfort without systemic symptoms 4 4) For PSA screening in men aged 55–69, which statement is true? a Shared decision-making is recommended after discussing benefits and harms b PSA replaces DRE in screening decisions c PSA should be done annually without discussion 5 5) A 60-year-old with a PSA of 4.5 ng/mL; DRE is normal. Which next step best defines screening path? a Proceed with biopsy immediately b Discuss interval testing and consider repeat PSA + confirmatory testing c Discontinue screening due to age alone 6 6) Which statement about PSA is most accurate for cancer screening? a PSA is a perfect test with no false positives b PSA elevation always indicates cancer c PSA is not cancer-specific; elevations occur with BPH and prostatitis 7 7) In a man with LUTS and a history of prostatitis, what PSA pattern suggests infection-controlled recheck? a PSA remains elevated immediately after antibiotics b PSA increases during antibiotic therapy c PSA decreases to baseline after treatment and infection resolves 8 8) Which scenario most supports prostate cancer screening using PSA? a 72-year-old with advanced comorbidity and limited life expectancy b Well-informed, healthy 60-year-old with no symptoms and life expectancy >10 years c A 50-year-old with a strong family history but no discussion 9 9) A patient asks why PSA is not definitive for cancer. Which is the best explanation? a PSA is specific to cancer and never elevated otherwise b PSA measures prostate volume only c PSA can be elevated by prostatitis, BPH, or recent procedures 10 10) Which aspect best describes the value of PSA in screening? a PSA helps stratify risk but should be used with DRE and clinical context b PSA eliminates need for imaging or biopsy c PSA alone confirms cancer diagnosis

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Prostatitis, Screening & PSA: SBA QuizVersion en ligne

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1) A 52-year-old man with dysuria, perineal pain, suprapubic tenderness, and fever presents with a tender, warm prostate on exam. Which is most likely chronic prostatitis or acute bacterial prostatitis and the initial step in management?

2) A 44-year-old man asks about prostatitis forms. Which feature favours chronic prostatitis over acute bacterial prostatitis?

3) Which symptom pattern most suggests acute bacterial prostatitis requiring urgent evaluation?

4) For PSA screening in men aged 55–69, which statement is true?

5) A 60-year-old with a PSA of 4.5 ng/mL; DRE is normal. Which next step best defines screening path?

6) Which statement about PSA is most accurate for cancer screening?

7) In a man with LUTS and a history of prostatitis, what PSA pattern suggests infection-controlled recheck?

8) Which scenario most supports prostate cancer screening using PSA?

9) A patient asks why PSA is not definitive for cancer. Which is the best explanation?

10) Which aspect best describes the value of PSA in screening?