A 75-year-old man presents to the clinic with ongoing symptoms of urinary frequency. After further subjective and objective findings, you suspect benign prostatic hypertrophy is the cause of his symptoms. What subjective and objective findings are you likely to find on the exam? А Elevated prostate-specific antigen and proteinuria B High postvoid residual and tender prostate on digital rectal exam Pelvic pain and boggy prostate on digital rectal exam D Urinary hesitancy and enlarged, nontender prostate on digital rectal exam
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