Basic Urology: History Taking And Physical Exam

Basic Urology: History Taking and Physical Examination is an essential clinical companion for medical students, interns, and residents entering the field of urology. Designed to develop competence in foundational clinical skills, this book provides a structured approach to gathering patient history and conducting a focused urological physical exam.

Key sections of the book include:

• General principles of history taking in urology

• Symptom-specific questioning (e.g., hematuria, LUTS, incontinence)

• Physical examination techniques for male and female patients

• Examination of the prostate, testicles, bladder, and kidneys

• Clinical tips, red flags, and patient communication strategies

Written in a concise and easy-to-understand format, the book is supplemented with diagrams, checklists, and clinical scenarios that mirror real-life settings. It helps build diagnostic confidence in early clinical encounters and serves as a stepping stone toward more advanced learning.

Ideal For:

• Medical students and junior doctors

• Urology residents and trainees

• General practitioners and nursing staff

• OSCE and clinical skills preparation

Whether you’re in a clinical rotation or preparing for an exam, this guide offers the clarity and structure needed for accurate urologic assessments.