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Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
Chemotherapy side effects
Anemia (fatigue)
Thrombocytopenia (bleeding risk)
Neutropenia (immunosuppression, high infection risk)
GI upset (loss of appetite, N/V)
Detection for early HIV infection
HIV p24 antigen test
Testing for syphilis
RPR (blood test), or genital secretions
Testing for chlamydia
Urine or genital secretions
Testing for herpes
Physical exam (presence of sores) or confirmed with lab tests if needed
CT scan
X rays for fast detailed views of bones for fractures, lung issues, internal bleeding or organ issues, trauma
Best scan for emergencies (5-10 mins)
CT scan
MRI
Uses strong magnets and radio waves to capture images of soft tissues
Do MRIs use radiation?
No
Do all MRIs use contrast?
No
MRIs are best for…
Brain structures, torn ligaments, tendons, spinal cords, and joints