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During bimanual exam if when moving cervix SIDE TO SIDE pt complains of PAIN=...
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PID
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During bimanual exam you FEEL MASSES ON UTERUS=...
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fibroid cancer
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Between bimanual uterus and rectal exam...
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CHANGE GLOVES!!!!
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Bimanual Rectovaginal exam is best for... (3)
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1)reaching 1inch higher into pelvis
2)good exam for retroverted uterus 3)CAN FEEL CANCERS BETTER**** |
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External Hemorrhoids (3)
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1)varicose veins that originate below the anorectal line
2)can protrude, cause itching, bleeding and pain on defecation 3)thrombosed (shiny blue masses) 4)PT WILL COMPLAIN OF PAIN**** 5)watch for strain, blood on TP and itching |
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Internal hemorrhoids (4)
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1)varicose veins that originate above the anorectal junction
2)not palpable or painful unless thrombosed 3)bleeding may occur w/ or w/o defecation 4)proctoscopy is req'd for dx 5)PT WILL NOT COMPLAIN OF PAIN**** |
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Anorectal fissue (4)
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1)cracks in epithelium
2)linear/rock shaped ulcers less than 5mm in length 3)occur in posterior midline 4)arise from trauma during defecation |
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Atrophic Vaginitis (4)
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1)loss of rugal folds resulting in thin, shiny, mucosa
2)bleed easily (friability) 3)vaginal erosions 4)pt will complain about NOT enjoying sex anymore |
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Best tx for External hemorrhoids
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INCR FIBER = decr strain = decr blood vessel dilation
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Bacterial vaginosis
a)characteristics (2) b)tx |
a1)thin white or gray discharge
a2)FISHY ODOR (during whiff test w/ or w/o KOH) b)flagyl |
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Candidiasis (2)
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1)white curdy discharge w/ itching
2)check for DM or h/o of Abx use |
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Genital warts tx (3)
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1)chriotherapy
2)laser 3)aldera for a few small spots |
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Condyloma Acuminatum in females (2)
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1)HPV
2)associated w/ cervical cancer |
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Syphilitic chancre characerteristic in females(2)
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1)PAINLESS ULCER
a)can also get condyloma latum (secondary lesion of syphilis) |
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Herpes in females characteristics (2) and tx
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1)painful lesions/ulcers****
2)pain on urination**** 1)antivirals to decr outbreaks/transmission |
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Chlamydia in females (2)
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1)may be asymptomatic
2)see symptoms of PID |
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Gonorrhea in females (2)
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1)purulent discharge from cervical os ****
2)green discharge = barthalum abcess**** |
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Trichomoniasis symptoms (2)****
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1)frothy green discharge
2)strawberry cx (cervix?) |
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____(2) in kids genital area = suspicion of sex abuse b/c...
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1)SCABIES
2)MOLLUSCUM these are ONLY STD's in children |
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Only treat PMS if... and what with...(2)
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affecting something like work/school
OC's SSRI's |
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PMS physical symptoms (5)
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1)bloating
2)breast pain 3)ankle swelling 4)sense of incr height 5)HA |
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PMS psychological symptoms (5)
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1)irritable/aggressive
2)depression 3)libido change 4)food cravings 5)nervous |
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Cervicitis (3)
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1)red, edema cervix
2)purulent yellow discharge 3)can be from gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes |
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Uterine bleeding (4) and tx
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1)dysfxnal uterine bleeding = irregular menstrual intervals
2)menorrhagia = excessive bleeding w/ passage of clots 3)ovulation bleeding = singe episode of spotting b/w menses is common 4)Postmenopausal Vaginal Bleeding = go to Dr. to rule out cancer Only tx w/ HRT's if bleeding is problematic to pt |
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Endometriosis (2 and 1tx)
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1)growth of endometrial tissue outside of uterus
2)causes pain, dysmenorrhea and ABNORMAL BLEEDING 1)tx is OCs |
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Leiomyoma of Uterus (fibroid tumor) (4)
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1)most common neoplasm of female genital tract
2)frequently asymptomatic in non-pregnant women 3)if large can be felt w/ bimanual exam 4)CONFIRMED W/ ULTRASOUND TO RULE OUT OTHER CANCERS |
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Ovarian Cysts (5)
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1)associated w/ pain when enlarges or ruptures
2)can be associated w/ polycystic overian syndrome to cause... a)infertility b)hirsutism c)obesity |
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Ectopic Pregnancy (2 and 4 symptoms)
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1)pregnancy arising from implantation of ovum outside uterus
2)98% are tubual (implant in fallopain tube) 3)cardinal symptoms a)amenorrhea or irregular bleeding/spotting b)pelvic pain c)pelvic mass formation d)(+) pregnancy test |
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Male Tanner Stage 1
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preadolescent--no pubic hair
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Male Tanner Stage 2 (3)
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1)slight pigmentation
2)longer straight hair 3)downy at base of penis/scrotum |
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Male Tanner Stage 3 (2)
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1)dark, pigmented, curly hair
2)at base of penis |
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Male Tanner Stage 4 (2)
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1)pubic hair is adult type
2)but not in extent (no further than inguinal fold) |
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Male Tanner Stage 5
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1)hair is spread to medial surface of thighs, but NOT upward
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Male Tanner Stage 6
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1)pubic hair is spread along linea alba to umbilicus
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G1 Male growth stage
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1)testes, scrotum, penis all same size as young child
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G2 Male growth stage (4)
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1)enlargement of scrotum/testes
2)scrotum gets redder, thinner, wrinkled 3)redness in NOT reythematous looking 4)penis no larger |
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G3 Male growth stage (3)
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1)enlargement in penis, especially in length
2)further enlargement of testes 3)descent of scrotum |
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G4 Male growth stage (3)
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1)continued enlargement of penis and sculpturing of glans (tip of penis)
2)incr pigmentation of scrotum 3)"not quite adult stage" |
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G5 Male growth stage (2)
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1)scrotum ample
2)penis reaching nearly to bottom of scrotum |
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Induration?
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hardness of penis
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Epididymides (5)
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1)inflammation associated w/ UTI
2)very tender 3)scrotum red 4)scrotal elevation may relieve pain 5)DIFFERENTIATE FROM TESTICULAR TORSION |
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Testicular torsion
a)what is it (course) b)age of onset c)onset of pain d)vomiting? e)fever? f)dysuria? g)other sx |
a)twisting of testis on cord
b)newborn to adolscent c)ACUTE d)common e)uncommon f)uncommon g)scrotal discoloration |
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Epididymis
a)what is it (course) b)age of onset c)onset of pain d)vomiting? e)fever? f)dysuria? g)other sx (2) |
a)infexn--UTI/STD
b)adolescent to adults c)gradual onset d)Uncommon e)possible f)possible g)pyruia, nodular epididymis |
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Hypospadias?
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urethral meatus (opening) is on ventral side of glans
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Priapism (3 and 2causes)
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1)prolonged erection
2)painful 3)idiopathic 1)sickle cell 2)trazodone |
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Peyronie disease
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fibrous band in corpus cavernosum results in deviation of penis during erection
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Penile cancer you see...
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painless ulceration that DOES NOT HEAL
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Phimosis
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1)inability to retract foreskin back over the glans due to stenosis or narrowing of perputial orifice
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Paraphimosis/Balanitis
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Para- inability to replace foreskin after retracted
Bala- inflammation of glans |
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Syphilis in men you see...
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painless ulcer (chancre) often @ base of glans
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Gonorrhea sx in men (4)
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1)purulent green/yellow discharge at urethral opening
2)lips of meatus red/swollen 3)ask if pt had unprotected sex in past 2-4days 4)can see frequency/urgency as disease spreads thru urethra |
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Chlamydia in men (4)
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1)10% asymptomatic
2)mucopurulent discharge at urethral meatus 3)meatus stuck together in morning with dried secretions 4)dysuria and incr frequency |
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Chlamydia and Gonorrhea in men
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IF PT HAS ONE THEY WILL USUALLY HAVE THE OTHER SO BE SURE AND CHOOSE A TX THAT TX'S BOTH
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Trichomonas in men sx (4)
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1)10-50% asymptomatic
2)urethral discharge 3)dysuria and incr frequency 4)urethral irritation |
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Condyloma acuminatum sx (3)
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1)soft, red lesions
2)arises b/c of infexn w/ papovavirus (genital warts) 3)MAY BECOME MALIGNANT |
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Herpes in men sx
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1)PAINFUL VESICLES THEN ULCERS
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Condyloma Latum (4)
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1)lesions of secondary syphilius
2)occur 6-12wks after infexn 3)flat, round, oval papules 4)covered by gray exudate |
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Molluscum Contagiosum (4)
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1)lesions that are pearly gray
2)umbilicated/smooth and dome shaped 3)ON GLANS OF PENIS 4)SEEN IN PPL PLAYING CONTACT SPORTS |
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Lymphogranuloma Venereum (2 and 1tx)
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1)caused by chlamydia
2)initally painless 3)treat w/ tetracycline or doxy |
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Spermatocele (3)
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1)cystic swelling on epididymis
2)not as large as hydrocele 3)WILL TRANSILLUMINATE |
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Orchitis (3)
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1)acute inflammation of testis
2)complication of mumps in adolscents/adults 3)UNILATERAL |
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Hydrocele (2)
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1)fluid accumulation in tunica vaginalis
2)WILL TRANSLUMINATE |
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Varicocele (2)
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1)dilation of veins within spermatic cord
2)LOOKS/FEELS LIKE "BAG OF WORMS" |
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Testicular cancer (4)
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1)most common tumor in males age 15-30
2)most are malignant 3)NON-painful 4)does NOT transilluminate |
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Direct Hernias (2)
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1)intestine comes thru external inguinal ring; rarely enters scrotum
2)pushes against side of finger on exam |
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Indirect Hernias (5)
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1)more freq in young men
2)intestine comes thru internal inguinal ring 3)can remain in canal, exit external ring OR enter scrotum 4)touches finger tips on exam 5)EXAMINE BOTH SIDES; indirect hernia on one side strongly suggests possibility of bilateral herniation |
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Femoral Hernias (4)
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1)intestines thru femoral ring, femoral canal and fossa ovalis
2)LEAST COMMON type of hernia 3)more common in females 4)inguinal canal EMPTY on exam |
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Perianal abcess?
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area of swelling, erythema, pain
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Perianal fissure (3)
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1)tear in anal mucosa
2)usually caused by traumatic passage of large, hard stool 3)pain, itching, bleeding |
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Prostate should feel ____ on exam
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RUBBERY LIKE PENCIL ERASER
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Grades of Prostate enlargement (4)
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I- 1-2cm protrusion
II- 2-3cm protrusion III- 3-4cm protrusion IV- over 4cm protrusion normally won't feel anything on prostate exam |
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BPH
a)gland feels... c)symptoms (3) |
a)ENLARGED
b1)hard time peeing/hesitancy b2)leaking/decr force of stream b3)urgency |
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Prostatitis (4)
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1)gland is acutely tender/enlarged
2)fever 3)urethral discharge 4)irritative voiding |
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Prostate cancer (3)
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1)gland feels hard, irregular
3)obstructive sx 3)low back pain if metastizes to bone |
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Occult blood?
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test any fecal material from rectal exam for blood using a guaiac procedure
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