Join us for the second surgical specialty session as we dive into Urology with week 14 of the MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series. This session will focus on prostate pathology, including both benign, malignant and infectious conditions. As an incredibly common presentation across both primary and secondary care, an understanding of prostate pathology is essential for managing these patients on the ward and in community. As an important aspect of urological surgery, learn about the presentation, signs and symptoms of prostate disease, as well as investigations and management principles. Test your understanding with an end-of-session quiz and gauge your knowledge for this medical school exam favourite! Don't miss out on this valuable learning opportunity!
S14 - Urology: Prostate Pathology
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Summary
Join our S14 - Urology: Prostate Pathology session - the second surgical specialty session of the MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series. Learn about benign, malignant, and infectious conditions synonymous with prostate pathology, a common occurrence across primary and secondary care. Gain a deep understanding of the presentation of prostate disease, including signs, symptoms, investigations, and management principles. This session concludes with a quiz to test your understanding of this crucial topic that often appears in medical school exams. Don't miss out on this enlightening growth opportunity!
Learning objectives
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To identify and describe the different types of prostate pathology, including benign, malignant and infectious conditions, as well as their common presentations.
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To understand and explain the signs and symptoms of prostate diseases and their impact on patient management in both primary and secondary care settings.
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To understand and apply the principles of prostate pathology investigations, diagnosis, and management options available for patients.
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To integrate new clinical knowledge into current practice by demonstrating how to efficiently handle and manage patients with prostate pathology on the ward and in community.
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To evaluate learning progress by participating in an end-of-session quiz, reinforcing knowledge on prostate pathology, and building confidence in answering related medical school exam questions.