A 56-year-old man presents to the clinic with history of frequency, nocturia, and a weak, interrupted stream for 2 years. His history is otherwise unremarkable. What's the most appropriate next step in assessing this patient?
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الإجابة: D. digital rectal examination
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Anorectal conditions - Afnan.pdf · p. 24
Frequency, nocturia and a weak, interrupted stream over 2 years suggest bladder outlet obstruction from BPH. The first step is the bedside examination: a digital rectal exam to assess prostate size, consistency and nodules. Urinalysis and PSA come later in the work-up, and imaging the upper tract with US is not routine in LUTS.
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- Anorectal conditions - Afnan.pdf · p. 24
view-material.pdf · p. 192
MCQs and EMQs in Surgery- Bailey & Love Companion Guide.pdf · p. 561 - المحاضرة
- Anorectal conditions · General Surgery · Module D
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- Surgery QB (Module D) p. 13 Q17