Urinary Tract Infection (Lower) – Men (ALL)

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Course Curriculum
1. Which finding should prompt 2WW referral in a man without UTI? *
2. Which symptom would raise suspicion of a lower UTI? *
3. What duration of antibiotic therapy is recommended for men with lower UTI? *
4. What is the purpose of antibiotic review after culture results *
5. What should be considered in a man with lower UTI and systemic symptoms? *
6. Which condition must be excluded in men with persistent or recurrent UTI? *
7. Which antibiotic is not recommended for empirical use due to resistance risk in uncomplicated UTI? *
8. What is the most common cause of lower urinary tract infection in men? *
9. What lifestyle advice is appropriate for men with recurrent UTI? *
10. In which situation is prostate examination indicated? *
11. When should asymptomatic bacteriuria be treated in men? *
12. Which comorbidity increases the risk of complicated UTI in men? *
13. What is a first-line empirical treatment for lower UTI in men? *
14. Which test is most useful for guiding treatment in UTI? *
15. When is a urine culture recommended in men with suspected UTI? *
16. Which is NOT a common feature of uncomplicated lower UTI in men? *
17. Which symptom should prompt urgent exclusion of pyelonephritis? *
18. Which symptom is most typical of lower UTI in men? *
19. What should be avoided when interpreting dipstick in men over 65? *
20. What role does post-void residual volume play in recurrent UTIs? *