[Answered]: Mr. TH 68 presents to the clinic with vague complaint

Mr. TH 68 presents to the clinic with vague complaints of just not feeling well as a nurse questions him he alluded to the fact that he has been having some problems down there the nurse will approach the situation to obtain information needed Mr. T reports that he has been having difficulty urinating and has never feels like he can completely empty his pot what are some possible causes of his symptoms what questions will be helpful in identifying the possible cause the only pertinent findings are his medical history of type two diabetes and hypertension why are these significant since Mr. T is not taking a calcium channel blocker is it determined that the cause is most likely associated with his diabetes or some possible complications associated with bladder Ati at