Male and Female Genitalia Checkoff

Question 1

Age Relevant Female GYN, Urinary, and sexual history:

Answer 1

Have you started your period?

When was your last menstrual cycle?

Are you sexually active?

What protection do you use such as contraceptives?

Have you noticed any vaginal discharge?

Have you had children and if so how many?

Do you prefer sex with a male or female partner?

Any issues urinating such as difficulty urinating or having problems with incontinence

Have you ever had a UTI?

Do you frequently get UTIs?

At what age did you start menopause?

Do you have any history of ovarian cancer?

Question 2

Inspection of Female Genitalia: What position?

Answer 2

Lithotomy position: on back with knees flexed and legs spread apart to expose the genitalia.

Question 3

Inspection of Female Genitalia: External inspection

Answer 3

Looking at pubic hair distribution, nits, and lesions

Question 4

Inspection of Female Genitalia:Labia majora, Labia minora, and clitoris

Answer 4

Symmetry and lesions

Question 5

Inspection of Female Genitalia: Urethra and vagina

Answer 5

Redness, lesions, and discharge

Question 6

Inspection of Female Genitalia: Perineum

Answer 6

Redness, swelling, lesions, and discharge

Question 7

Inspection of Female Genitalia: Femoral lymph nodes

Answer 7

Size, shape, mobility, and tenderness

Question 8

Inspection of Female Genitalia: Rectum/anus

Answer 8

Redness, lesions, and/or hemorrhoids

Question 9

Inspection of Female Genitalia: sequence of inspection

Answer 9

External/visual, Labia Majora, Labia Minora, Clitoris, Urethra, vagina. Perineum, Femoral lymph nodes, and rectum

Question 10

Inspection of Female Genitalia: Significance of internal examination of the cervix, uterus, ovaries, rectum, and hemocult in stool

Answer 10

Important to see your healthcare provider for an internal examination of the cervix, uterus, and overaies at least once a year especially after becoming sexually active

Question 11

Age Relevant male urinary, sexual, rectal and prostate History

Answer 11

Are you sexually active?

Do you use any contraceptives?

Have you ever had any problems with urination?

Have you notice any discharge?

Have you ever had a prostate exam?

Do you have any family history of prostate cancer?

Question 12

Inspection of Male Genitalia: What position?

Answer 12

Standing upright

Question 13

Inspection of Male Genitalia: External inspection

Answer 13

Pubic hair distribution, nits, or lesions

Question 14

Inspection of Male Genitalia: Shaft Glands, and urethral meatus

Answer 14

ulcerations and discharge

Question 15

Inspection of Male Genitalia: scrotum

Answer 15

lumps swelling and pain

Question 16

Inspection of Male Genitalia: Femoral lymph nodes

Answer 16

Size, shape, mobility, and tenderness

Question 17

Inspection of Male Genitalia: Rectum/Anus

Answer 17

Lesions Fissures, and hemorrhoids

Question 18

Inspection of Male Genitalia: Sequence of inspection

Answer 18

External/visual, shaft, glands, urethral meatus, scrotum, femoral lymph nodes, rectum/anus

Question 19

Inspection of Male Genitalia: Describe the significance of internal examination of rectum, prostate, and hemocult of stool by pcp

Answer 19

It is important to have an annual check up with your primary care provider in order to look at your prostate, rectum, and check for blood in your stool for early detection and treatment of things such as prostate cancer, hemorrhoids, and hernias.

Question 20

Inspection of Male Genitalia: Describe self examination of testes

Answer 20

You should self exam your own testis once a month on the same day for consistency, habit, and to increase the likelihood of early detection of abnormalities. you would do this by palpation in a circular motion feeling for lumps bumps, swelling, and pain