DVBCWGE5 ;ALB/RLC GENITOURINARY EXAMINATION WKS TEXT - 1 ; 5 MARCH 1997 ;;2.7;AMIE;**128**;Apr 10, 1995;Build 5 ; ; TXT ; ;;A. Review of Medical Records: ;; ;;B. Medical History (Subjective Complaints): ;; ;; Comment on: ;; ;; 1. For renal dysfunctions, state whether each of the following symptoms ;; are present or absent: lethargy, weakness, anorexia and weight loss ;; or gain. ;; 2. Urinary flow: frequency (day or night, indicate voiding intervals ;; during the day and number of times during the night), hesitancy, ;; stream, dysuria. ;; 3. Incontinence - if present, describe required frequency of changing ;; absorbent material/day and/or whether or not an appliance is needed. ;; 4. Provide details of any history of: ;; ;; a. Surgery on any part of the urinary tract. Residuals? ;; Impotence? ;; b. Recurrent urinary tract infections. ;; c. Renal colic or bladder stones. ;; d. Acute nephritis. ;; e. Hospitalization for urinary tract disease, if so, diagnosis, ;; how many in the past year? ;; f. Neoplasm-diagnosis, date of diagnosis, benign or malignant, ;; type and date of last treatment. ;; ;; 5. Treatments. ;; ;; a. Is catheterization needed? Intermittent or continuous? ;; b. Dilations - Frequency of dilations? ;; c. Drainage procedures. ;; d. Diet therapy - specify. ;; e. Medications. ;; f. Frequency per year of invasive and noninvasive procedures. ;; Type of procedure. ;; ;; 6. Describe the effects of the condition(s) on the ;; veteran's usual occupation and daily activities. ;; 7. If on dialysis, how often? ;; 8. For Males-Erectile dysfunction ;; ;; Comment on: ;; ;; a. Presence or absence. ;; b. Trauma/surgery affecting penis/testicles (e.g. vasectomy?). ;; c. Local and/or systemic diseases affecting sexual function. ;; i. Endocrine. ;; ii. Neurologic. ;; iii. Infections. ;; iv. Vascular. ;; v. Psychological. ;; ;; d. Symptoms: Vaginal penetration with ejaculation possible? Is ;; ejaculation retrograde? ;; e. Past treatment: ;; i. Medications, injections, implants, pump, counseling. ;; ii. Effective in allowing intercourse. ;; ;; ;;C. Physical Examination (Objective Findings): ;; ;; Address each of the following, as appropriate, to the condition ;; being examined and fully describe current findings: ;; ;; 1. Blood pressure, describe edema, to include persistence. ;; ;; a. Cardiovascular examination, if indicated. ;; ;; 2. For males: inspection and palpation of penis, testicles, epididymis, ;; and spermatic cord. If there is penis deformity, state whether ;; there is loss of erectile power. Inspection of anus and digital ;; exam of rectal walls, prostate, and seminal vesicles. ;; 3. Sensation and reflexes. ;; 4. Peripheral pulses. ;; 5. Fistula. ;; 6. Testicular atrophy - size and consistency. ;; 7. Any other residuals of genitourinary disease, including post- ;; treatment residuals of malignancy. ;; ;;D. Diagnostic and Clinical Tests: ;; ;; 1. CBC. ;; 2. UA, including microscopic analysis to assess for presence or ;; absence of hyaline casts, granular casts, and red blood cells. ;; 3. Creatinine, BUN, minimum, if renal dysfunction is an issue. ;; 4. Uroflowmetry, if indicated. ;; 5. Measurement of post-void residual, if indicated. ;; 6. Semen analysis, including sperm count and interpretation of ;; results, if applicable. ;; 7. Endocrine evaluation (glucose, TSH, testosterone, LH, FSH, ;; prolactin), if applicable. ;; 8. Psychiatric evaluation, if applicable. ;; 9. Include results of all diagnostic and clinical tests conducted ;; in the examination report. ;; ;;E. Diagnosis: ;; ;; ;; ;;Signature: Date: ;;END