Urology Residency Program

PGY1

(URO-1)

PGY2

(URO-2)

PGY3

(URO-3)

PGY4

(URO-4)

PGY5

(URO-5)

I.                Differential Diagnosis:

A.     Clinical History

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B.     Physical Exam

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C.    Bimanual and Speculum Pelvic Exam

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D.    Interpretation of Laboratory Studies

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E.     Interpretation of basic imaging studies (KUB, bladder ultrasound, renal and scrotal ultrasound, cystogram, retrograde urethrogram)

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F.     Write admission orders, pre-op and post-op orders and discharge orders

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G.    Coordination of treatment with other disciplines

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H.    Interpretation of all pre-op, intra-op and post-op imaging studies (KUB, IVP, bladder ultrasound, renal and scrotal ultrasound, cystogram, retrograde urethrogram, CT scan, MRI including trauma situation)

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II.              Urologic Procedures:

A, Bladder catheterization (transurethrally and subrapubic)

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B. Introduction of NG tubes

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C. Wound care (including incision and drainage of scrotal wall abscess or penile

     abscess and debridement)

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D. Intravenous catheterization

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E. Transrectal ultrasound guided prostate biopsies with or without anesthesia block

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F. Venipuncture

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G. Bedside cystoscopy as a nonoperative procedure to assist with difficulty Foley

     catheter placement and/or urethral dilation of urethral stricture disease

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H.    Cystoscopy with Double J ureteral stent placement

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All other procedures are performed under direct supervision of a faculty member.