Patient's question:
My husband is hospitalized, and it turns out he's experiencing the symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and pain. I don't want this to happen, so I made him go to the hospital for treatment. The nurses are treating his illness. I want to ask everyone, how do nurses thoroughly examine the prostate? Thank you all!Doctor's answer:
Nurses will never treat his illness because they do not have the right to treat. A thorough examination of the prostate requires a prostate ultrasound, or a routine examination of prostatic fluid can also be performed. These are all operated by the attending physician. A prostate ultrasound needs to be checked in the ultrasound room, while the routine examination of prostatic fluid is taken by the attending physician and then brought to the laboratory. These are not the nurse's business, so there is no need to be shy.