Male GU (genitourinary) & Prostate Examination — Exam 2 Review — Set 2
30 questions from the "Male GU (genitourinary) and Prostate Examination" lecture · Patient comfort & draping · Inspection & palpation technique · Special maneuvers · Normal vs. abnormal findings · Prostate cancer screening
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Demonstrate knowledge of the relevant male GU health history (LUTS, discharge/lesions, scrotal symptoms, sexual function).Describe how to approach the exam professionally, address patient apprehension, and respond appropriately to an erection during the exam.Describe appropriate draping and exposure technique for the male genital exam.Describe and perform inspection and palpation of the penis, scrotum, testes, epididymis, and spermatic cord, including hernia assessment.Describe special techniques and maneuvers, including transillumination, testicular self-exam, and prostate palpation.Recognize common abnormal findings (hernia, hydrocele, varicocele, spermatocele, torsion, epididymitis, masses) and their exam features.
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