12-24-2013, 04:54 PM
What the right answer
A 51 y/o M comes to you. After some hesitation, he tells you that recently he has not been able to maintain an erection while trying to make love to his wife and hv problem pay his duty of 27 yrs marg. His med/history is significant for DM, which was first diagnosed a decade ago. Which one of the following choices is most likely to be true about this pat?
a)He has no vascular changes in the penis
b)Erection is norm, but orgasm & ejaculatory problems are present
c)He is maintaining optimum blood sugar levels
d)Ejaculation is normal, but erectile problems are present
e)He has no penile nerve damage
A 51 y/o M comes to you. After some hesitation, he tells you that recently he has not been able to maintain an erection while trying to make love to his wife and hv problem pay his duty of 27 yrs marg. His med/history is significant for DM, which was first diagnosed a decade ago. Which one of the following choices is most likely to be true about this pat?
a)He has no vascular changes in the penis
b)Erection is norm, but orgasm & ejaculatory problems are present
c)He is maintaining optimum blood sugar levels
d)Ejaculation is normal, but erectile problems are present
e)He has no penile nerve damage
