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ASSOCIATED UROLOGISTS OF NASHVILLE. LLP Adult and Pediatric Urology The Physicians of Associated Urologists of Nashville: John J. Warner, M.D. David M. Schulz, M.D. Thomas E. Despite, M.D. Office

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1. Start by gathering all necessary information such as the patient's medical history, contact details, and insurance information.
2. Make sure to have a referral from the primary care physician or any other specialist if required.
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4. Provide the receptionist or nurse with all the necessary details to secure the appointment.
5. Arrive at the appointment on time and bring any relevant medical records or test results.
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7. Follow any instructions or prescription given by the urologist regarding further tests, medications, or lifestyle changes.
8. Keep track of future appointments and follow-up visits as advised by the urologist.

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Associated urologists are medical professionals who specialize in diagnosing and treating diseases and disorders of the male and female urinary tract and the male reproductive organs.

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