DE LA SALLE LIPA
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Nursing Care Management 101
Health Assessment
Procedural Checklist in Assessing the Male Genitalia
Name: _______________________ Date: ________ Year/Sec: ___________Rating: _______
General Objectives: Given simulated situations, the students will be able to systematically assess, observe and
perform assessment of the male genitalia.
Specific Objectives:
1. Identify and perform the steps of assessing male genitalia.
2. Identify the techniques of physical assessment to be applied in assessing male genitalia.
3. Determine the normal findings from the deviations in performing the procedure.
4. Perform accurate documentation.
Item Weight Descriptors Verbal Interpretation
1 Excellent Performed the procedure with great ease and confidence, observing work
ethics (prudent, accepts criticisms and suggestions), able to rationalize
scientifically and shows diligence in documenting observations at all times
.
.75 Very Performed the procedure with less confidence, observing work ethics
Satisfactory (prudent, accepts criticisms and suggestions), able to rationalize
scientifically and shows minimal diligence in documenting observations.
.50 Satisfactory Performed the procedure but requires close supervision and shows
potential for improvement.
.25 Needs Failed to perform the procedure, unable to function well and needs
Improvement repeated specific/ detailed guidance or direction.
CRITERIA:
I. Skills 1.0 .75 .50 .25 Remarks
1. Prepare all the materials/supplies to be used.
-Drape, Clean Gloves, Penlight for trans-illumination
Introduce self and verify the client's identity. Explain procedure to client.
Perform hand hygiene and observe appropriate infection control procedure
and wear gloves.
Perform hand hygiene and observe appropriate infection control procedure
and wear gloves.
Provide for privacy, expose only the body part to be examined. Request the
presence of another person if desired or requested by the client.
2. Inquire if the client has any of the following history: usual voiding patterns
and changes in bladder control, urinary incontinence, frequency, urgency,
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Nursing Care Management 101
Health Assessment
Procedural Checklist in Assessing the Male Genitalia
Name: _______________________ Date: ________ Year/Sec: ___________Rating: _______
General Objectives: Given simulated situations, the students will be able to systematically assess, observe and
perform assessment of the male genitalia.
Specific Objectives:
1. Identify and perform the steps of assessing male genitalia.
2. Identify the techniques of physical assessment to be applied in assessing male genitalia.
3. Determine the normal findings from the deviations in performing the procedure.
4. Perform accurate documentation.
Item Weight Descriptors Verbal Interpretation
1 Excellent Performed the procedure with great ease and confidence, observing work
ethics (prudent, accepts criticisms and suggestions), able to rationalize
scientifically and shows diligence in documenting observations at all times
.
.75 Very Performed the procedure with less confidence, observing work ethics
Satisfactory (prudent, accepts criticisms and suggestions), able to rationalize
scientifically and shows minimal diligence in documenting observations.
.50 Satisfactory Performed the procedure but requires close supervision and shows
potential for improvement.
.25 Needs Failed to perform the procedure, unable to function well and needs
Improvement repeated specific/ detailed guidance or direction.
CRITERIA:
I. Skills 1.0 .75 .50 .25 Remarks
1. Prepare all the materials/supplies to be used.
-Drape, Clean Gloves, Penlight for trans-illumination
Introduce self and verify the client's identity. Explain procedure to client.
Perform hand hygiene and observe appropriate infection control procedure
and wear gloves.
Perform hand hygiene and observe appropriate infection control procedure
and wear gloves.
Provide for privacy, expose only the body part to be examined. Request the
presence of another person if desired or requested by the client.
2. Inquire if the client has any of the following history: usual voiding patterns
and changes in bladder control, urinary incontinence, frequency, urgency,
