A 65 year-old male presents to his

A 65 year-old male presents to his primary care office with complaints of difficulty starting to urinate as well as dribbling over the past five months. He reports over the last month symptoms have gotten worse, he gets up at least twice throughout the night to void and feels that he does not completely empty his bladder. Patient was a former pack a day smoker, who quit 10 years ago. He has a diagnosis of hypertension and is currently taking 50mg of Metoprolol PO daily as well as aspirin 81mg PO daily. A urinalysis is completed and is negative for UTI. A post void residual is completed via bladder scan and the patient is noted to have retained 150 cc of urine. Upon physical exam, it is noted the patient’s prostate is enlarged, firm and smooth. 1. What is the primary diagnosis for this patient? Support your answer using the pathophysiology of the disease. 2. What diagnostic tests will be used to confirm diagnosis? 3. What do you anticipate his treatment plan to include? SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NUR 444

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