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1
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breast, age 15-25, single round firm well deleanted very mobile nontender

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Fibroadenoma

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breast, age 35-50 single or multiple, soft to firm, elastic, well delinated, round, mobile tender

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cyst

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breast, age 30-90 single irregular not dileanted fixed non tender retraction may be present

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cancer

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4
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scaly nipple that weeps

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pagents disease

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5
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best time to do self breast exam

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5-7 days after menses

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6
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recommendations for breast screening

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mammography annual beginning age 40. clinical breast exam every 3 years age 20-39 annually after age 40

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7
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best breast exam technique for breast mass detection

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vertical strip

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8
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most palpable nodes, normal one or more soft small <1cm nontender

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central nodes

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9
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joint capsule, cartilage, the synovial fluid, synovium, intra articular ligaments

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articular structures

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10
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periarticular ligaments, tendons, bursae muscle, fascia bone nerve and skin

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extra articular structures

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11
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tendons connect:

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muscle to bone

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12
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ligaments connect:

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bone to bone

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13
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Pouches of synovial fluid that cushion the movement of tendons and muscles over bone or other joint structures.

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Bursae

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14
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For medial nerve compression by tapping on inside of wrist

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tinels sign, carpal tunnel test

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15
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hold writs back to back or flex wrists

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phalens sign, capal tunnel test

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16
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adduct pts arm across chest

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if pain and tender, arthritis

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17
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pt supine, knee slightly flexed, move thigh about 30 degrees, laterally

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valgus test, for medial ligament damage of knee

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18
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muscle strength barely flicker trace

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1

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19
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muscle strength active movement

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2

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20
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muscle strength active movement against gravity

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3

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21
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muscle strength active with resistance

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4

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22
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muscle strength active against full resistance without fatigue

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5 normal

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23
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symptoms of carpal tunnel

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pulp of index finger numbness, decreased hand grip, finkelsteins test, thumb test painful, weakness in thumb adduction, tinels sign and phalens sign

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24
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Where would is most common place to find herniated disc.

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L5-S1 or L4-L5

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25
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how to test for herniated disk

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pain when raising leg when pt is supine calf wasting weak ankle dorsiflexion absent ankle jerk

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26
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lyme disease

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fever flu like symptoms pain and weakness in arms an legs swelling and pain like arthritis. loss of control of facial muscles. numbess and tingling in hand feet and back

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27
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degenerative joint disease with tenderness, seldom warm, rarely red, brief stiffness in mornings or being sedentary, limitation in motion, heberdens nodes

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Osteoarthritis

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28
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back pain, fx

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osteoporosis

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29
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aching pain in lumbosachral area, acute, work related heavy lifting, poor conditioning, obesity

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mechanical back pain

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30
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chronic, inflammation, tender warm seldom red, stiffness lasting more than an hour, weakness, fatique, weight loss, low fever

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rheumatoid arthritis

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31
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cranial nerve 1

A

smell

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32
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cranial nerve 2

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visual acuity, visual fields, ocular fundi

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33
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cranial nerve 3

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pupillary reactions, use pen light

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34
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cranial nerve 4and 6

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eye movement

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35
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cranial nerve 5

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corneal reflexes, facial sensations, jaw movements

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36
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cranial nerve 7

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facial movements, observe for tics

37
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cranial nerve 8

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Acoustic whisper test rinne test weber test

38
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cranial nerve 9 and 10

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Glassophalyngeal and vagus, voice and palate gag reflex

39
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cranial nerve 11

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spinal accessary, shoulder and neck movements

40
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cranial nerve 12

A

tongue

41
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function of cerbrum

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thought and action

42
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function of diencephalon, forebrain

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hypothalamus, thalamus endocrine function, homeostasis, hearing, smell and vision, touch perception

43
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function on brain stem

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basic vital life functions: breathing, heartbeat, and blood pressure

44
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cerbellum

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movement and balance

45
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reflexes 4+

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brisk hyperactive clonus

46
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reflexes 3+

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brisker than average

47
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reflexes 2+

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average, normal

48
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reflexes 1+

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somewhat diminished , low normal

49
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reflexes 0

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no response

50
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alert

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responds fully

51
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lethargy

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drowsy but opens eyes and responds and falls back to sleep

52
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obtuded

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opens eyes respond slowly confused

53
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stupor

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only after painful stimuli they respond

54
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coma

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no response

55
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tremors, resting (static) tremors

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most prominent at rest. may decrease or disappear with voluntary movement

56
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tremors, posturant

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while maintaining a posture, hyperthyroidism, anxiety, and fatigue

57
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tremors, intention

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absent at rest, appear with movement, often gets worse as target gets closer. disorders of cerebellar path ways, ms

58
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spastic hemoisparesis gait,

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corticospinal tract lesion in stroke, poor control of flexor muscles during swing phase

59
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cerebellar ataxia

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gait is staggering, unsteady

60
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parkinsonian gait

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ganglia defects posture is stooped with flexion of head arms hips and knees. pts are slow getting started. shuffling turn all in one piece

61
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scissors gait

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spinal cord disease bilateral extremity spasticity. cerebral palsy appear to be walking through water

62
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steppage

A

foot drop

63
Q

liver, gallbladder location

A

right upper quadrant

64
Q

spleen stomach aorta pancreas

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left upper quadrant

65
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ascending colon apendex

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right lower quadrant

66
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descending colon

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left lower quadrant

67
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pt supine place hand on pts right leg ask pt to raise leg or put on left side extend right leg at hip painful means appendix

A

psoas sign

68
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referred rebound tenderness right lower quadrant during left sided pressure

A

rovsings sign

69
Q

hook thumb around gall bladder or liver

A

murphys sign

70
Q

obturator

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flex thigh at hip knee bent rotate painful in appendix

71
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gray turner sign

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pancreatic blue tone of skin

72
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protuberant abdomen, with bulging flanks, dull on percussion

A

ascites

73
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scrotum red, vas deferens inflammation, common with chlamydia

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acute epididymitis

74
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nodule or ulcer on penis, non tender common in uncircumcised men

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carcinoma of the penis

75
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nontender fluid filled mass within the tunica vaginalis transliluminates, fingers can get above mass

A

hydrocele

76
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painless moveable cystic mass just above testes, transilluminates, contains sperm

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spermatocele

77
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varicose veins of the spermatic cord, usually found on left feels like bag of worms separate from testes, slowly collapse when scrotum is elevated

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varicocele

78
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most common hernia, often into scrotum, hernia comes down the inguinal canal and touches finger tip

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indirect hernia

79
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less common, usually men over 40, Rarely into scrotum. Hernia bulges anteriorly and pushes the side of finger forward

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Direct hernia

80
Q

least common, more common in women

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femora

81
Q

Gray or white vaginal discharge, unpleasant odor

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Bacterial vaginosis

82
Q

yeast white curdy no smell itchy

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candidiasis

83
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trichomonas

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yellowish green or gray may smell itchy pain

84
Q

cervical cancer screening guidlines

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begin at age 21 every 3 years

age 30-65 every 3 years unless 3 neg than every 5 years

85
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normal prostate gland

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round heart shaped

86
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benign hyperplasia

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smooth firm symmetrical prostate

87
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cancer of prostate

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hard, irregular

88
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cancer of the rectum

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firm, nodular, rolled edge of ulcerated cancre

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