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  1. FNPs, do you do prostate exams?

    URONP replied to Pachinko's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP
    Yes, you should do prostate exams. Like anything else, you get accustomed to feeling what is normal and what is not. I do several a day as a urology NP. The PSA, and exam should go hand in hand. How often these are done depends on the patient's situation. A normal exam, combined with a normal range PSA - usually equates to just annual monitoring. Suspicious exam, with a rising PSA, you will monitor more closely, could be as often as every 3 - 6 months. A urology NP organization is being developed. I will keep you posted as they are up and running. The goals will be education on subjects, such as those you are asking about now.

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