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2011
May
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Assessment of Hematuria
Assessment of Hematuria
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Which of the following best describes your medical background?
Family Medicine
Internal Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Other
If a patient has gross hematuria, what is your approach? Please select all that apply.
Repeat the UA
Obtain a urine culture
Prescribe antibiotics
Obtain imaging
Obtain urine cytology
Refer to urology
Other
If microscopic hematuria is found on UA, what is your approach? Please select all that apply.
Repeat UA
Obtain a urine culture
Prescribe antibiotics
Obtain imaging
Obtain urine cytology
Refer to urology
Other
The AUA guidelines define microscopic hematuria as >3 RBCs/HPF in 2 of 3 urinalyses and recommend full urologic evaluation to include cytology, upper tract imaging, and cystoscopy for all patients over 40 years of age and those under 40 years of age with significant risk factors. Do you agree with these guidelines?
Yes
No
f you answered 'No' to the previous question, what is the reason? Please select all that apply.
Low incidence of bladder cancer
A patient under the age of 40 is at low risk for bladder cancer
Feel that microscopic hematuria is more likely to be caused by a benign etiology
Low diagnostic yield of full urologic evaluation
Cost of full urologic evaluation
Other
The AUA guidelines suggest that a patient at high-risk for bladder cancer (e.g. smoker, environmental exposures) should be considered for full urologic evaluation after only one episode of microscopic hematuria. Do you agree?
Yes
No
f you answered 'No' to the previous question, what is the reason? Please select all that apply.
Low incidence of bladder cancer
Feel that one episode of microscopic hematuria is better explained by a benign etiology
Low diagnostic yield of full urologic evaluation
Cost of full urologic evaluation
Other
It has been shown that 25% of patients with bladder cancer are diagnosed at an advanced stage. Which of the following do you feel would be beneficial in decreasing the number of late diagnoses?
Urine-based marker to identify patients at high-risk for bladder cancer
Prediction tool incorporating clinical risk factors as well as urine-based markers for risk stratification
Increased patient compliance concerning recommendation for urologic evaluation
Expedited urologic evaluation once consultation and/or referral is completed
Other
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