A 67-year-old man with a urethral catheter in situ for 2 months, awaiting TURP, presents with a blocked catheter that has been changed. Routine pathology is shown below.
| Result |
Value |
Reference range |
| Na |
137 |
135-145 |
| K |
4.3 |
3.5-5.2 |
| Cl |
104 |
95-110 |
| Bicarbonate |
22 |
22-32 |
| Urea |
5.2 |
3-8 |
| Creatinine |
67 |
45-90 |
| eGFR |
94 |
>60 |
| Bilirubin |
5 |
3-20 |
| Protein |
68 |
60-80 |
| Albumin |
38 |
32-46 |
| ALP |
585 |
30-110 |
| GGT |
47 |
9-36 |
| ALT |
13 |
<55 |
| AST |
39 |
12-36 |
List two possible causes of the abnormal pathology result.
(Marked out of 2.0)
/ 2
List three further pathology tests you would perform and give the reasoning for each.
(Marked out of 6.0)
| Test |
Clinical reasoning |
| Test 1 |
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| Test 2 |
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| Test 3 |
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/ 6
List five malignancies that metastasise to bone.
(Marked out of 5.0)
/ 5
What type of bony metastases occurs in prostatic malignancy?
(Marked out of 1.0)
/ 1
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