pelvic genitals and groin

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Pelvic, Genitalia and Groin Exam

Universidad Iberoamericana UNIBE

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Teaching Staff Dra Elizabeth Peralta Dr Marcos Núñez Dra Cristina Páez C Dr Juan Carlos Mariñez Dra Wayna Greo Dra Yun Pey Lee

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Pelvic Examination Sacrococcigeal area Perineum Rectum

Inspection External Internal (anoscopy)

Palpation RDE

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Pelvic Examination Sacrococcigeal area

Inspection Palpation

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Pelvic Examination Perineum

Inspection Palpation

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Pelvic Examination The Rectum. The Health History

Change in bowel habits Blood in the stools Pain with defecation, rectal bleeding or tenderness Anal warts or fissures Weak stream of urine Burning with urination

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Pelvic Examination The Rectum. Health Promotion and Counseling

Screening for prostate cancer Screening for polyps and colorectal cancer Counseling for sexually transmitted diseases

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Pelvic Examination The Rectum. Techniques for examination

Sims position Lithotomy position Jacknife position

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Pelvic Examination Rectum

Inspection External Internal (anoscopy)

Palpation RDE

Male Female

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Pelvic Examination Rectum. Recording your findings:

“No perirectal lesions or fissures. External sphincter tone intact. Rectal vault without masses.Prostate smooth and non tender with palpable median sulcus.(or in female, uterine cervix non tender.) Stool brown and hemoccult negative”

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Genitalia Exam Embriology Male

External Internal

Female External Internal

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Male Genitalia

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Male Genitalia Common or concerning Symptoms

Sexual preference Penile discharge or lesions Scrotal pain, swelling or lesions

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Male Genitalia Tips for taking the Sexual History

Explain why you are taking the sexual history Note that you realice this information is highly personal,and

encourage the patient to be open and direct Relate that you gather this history on all your patients Affirm that your conversation is confidential

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Male Genitalia Health Promotion and Counseling

Prevention of STD´s and HIV Testicular self examination

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Male Genitalia Physical Exam requirements

Privacy (drapes) Chaperone Gloves Culturette

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Male Genitalia Physical Exam techniques Secondary Male development

Penis Shape Gland Prepuce

Scrotum Testicles

Shape Epididimus Vas deferens

Prostate (RDE)

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Male Genitalia. Recording your findings “Circumcized male. No penile discharge or lesions. No scrotal

swelling or discoloration.Tested descended bilaterally, smooth, without masses. Epididymis nontender. No inguinal or femoral hernias.”

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Female Genitalia

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Female Genitalia. The Health History Menarche, menstruation, menopause, postmenopausal bleeding Pregnancy Vulvovaginal symptoms Sexual preference and sexual response

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Female Genitalia. The Menstrual History: definitions Menarche Menopause Postmenopausal bleeding Amenorrhea Dysmenorrhea Premenstrual syndrome Abnormal uterine bleeding

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Female Genitalia. Health Promotion and Counseling Cervical cancer screening. Pap smear and HPV infection Options for family planning Sexually transmitted diseases and HIV Changes in menopause

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Female Genitalia Physical Exam requirements

Privacy (drapes) Chaperone Gloves Culturette

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External Examination Mons pubis Labia majora and minora Urethral meatus, clitoris Vaginal introitus Perineum

Internal Examination Vagina, vaginal walls Cervix Uterus, ovaries Pelvic muscles Rectovaginal wall

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Female Genitalia Physical Exam techniques Secondary Female development

External genitalia Internal genitalia

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Female Genitalia. Recording your findings “No inguinal adenopathy. External genitalia without erythema,

lesions or masses. Vaginal mucosa pink. Cervix parous, pink and without discharge. Uterus anterior, midline, smooth, and not enlarged. No adnexal tenderness. Pap smear obtained. Rectovaginal wall intact. Rectal vault without masses. Stool brown and hemoccult negative.”

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Groin ExamExamen de la Ingle Inguinal Region

Inguinal canal Inguinal rings

Femoral Region N A V E L

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