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MCQs on "An update on the management of Prostatic Diseases" by Dr. Wong Kwok Tin, Martin

Direction: Choose the single best answer and give a tick in the corresponding box on the answer form.

1.	One of the following statements is true for acute prostatitis:
	a) Gram-positive organism is common in causing acute prostatitis.
	b) Acute prostatitis is seldom associated with high fever.
	c) Hosptial admission is indicated for the management of acute prostatitis.
	d) Haematuria is not a sign of acute prostatitis.
	e) Acute prostatitis seldom cause retention of urine.

2.	About chronic prostatitis, one of the following statement is true:
	a) Nearly all cases of chronic prostatitis is caused by bacterial infection.
	b) Clinical history is not important in the diagnosis of chronic prostatitis.
	c) Urine culture is much more important than urine microscopy in the diagnosis of chronic prostatitis.
	d) Prolonged antibiotic treatment is indicated in nearly all cases of chronic prostatitis.
	e) Alpha-blockers are useful in some cases of chronic prostatitis.

3.	The followings are "obstructive" prostatic symptoms:
	a) Perineal pain.
	b) Sense of incomplete emptying.
	c) Nocturia.
	d) Urge incontinence.
	e) Urinary frequency.

4.	The followings are treatment options for the management of BPH
	a) Robotic prostatectomy.
	b) Hormonal therapy.
	c) Radiotherapy.
	d) TURVP.
	e) Prostatic massage.

5.	Which of the following statement is true for Ca prostate:
	a) The Gleason's score ranges from 1 to 10.
	b) PET scan is the best imaging modality for the staging of Ca prostate.
	c) Radical surgery should be offered for all localised cases.
	d) Advanced Ca prostate can be cured by aggressive hormonal treatment.
	e) LHRH analog injection can be given three-monthly.

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