male genitalia & rectum

• Signals primary syphilis

  papular lesion with an erythematous halo surrounding edema a friable base

  Chancre
• Chancroid - Caused by Haemophilus through small breaks in epidermal tissue
• Caused by HPV infection

  Multifocal, wartlike, maculopapular lesions that are tan, brown, pink, violet, or white

  Condyloma Acuminatum (genital warts)
• Erythematous plaques with scaling, papular lesions with sharp margins and occasionally clear centers and pustules

  Candida
• Fever, headache, dysuria, DYSPAREUNIA, and urinary retention may occur

  Herpes simplex virus 1 and 2 cause painful eruptions of pustules and vesicles that rupture

  Herpetic Lesion
• Fungal infection of the groin often referred to as jock itch

  Tinea Cruris
• Painful sustained erection without sexual desire.

  Often associated with leukemia, metastatic carcinoma, or sickling hemoglobinopathies

  Priapism
• Chordee - Ventral or dorsal curvature of penis
• Occurs in uncircumcised males

  Foreskin is unable to retract and may become swollen

  Phimosis
• Epispadias - Urethral meatus opens on dorsal (upper) side of penis
• Hypospadias - Urethral meatus opens on ventral (under) side of penis
• Cryptorchidism (absence of testes and epididymis in scrotal sac)