Section outline

  • The genitourinary system is responsible for maintenance of homeostasis and excretion of waste products. In addition the system has reproductive role in males. Because of these essential functions, alterations in this system may pose a major threat to a child's health status. In this topic we will learn how to carry out assessment of the genitourinary system of a child. We will also learn common genitourinary conditions in children.

    • Introduction

      In this topic week we will learn about genito-urinary system disorders in children.

      Learning Outcomes

      By the end of this topic, you should be able to:

      1. Outline the pediatric differences in the genito-urianary system
      2. Identify common alterations of the genitourinary system in children
      3. Describe the etiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentation and management of common genitourinary system disorders in children

      Learning Activities

      This week:

      Review video on Pediatric Physical Examination

      Access and watch the recorded lecture on genitourinary system disorders in children

    • Learning Resources and References