Table 4.3.

ASRM recommended components of the oocyte donor’s physical exam [7]

Physical evidence for risk of sexually transmitted disease such as genital ulcerative lesions, herpes simplex, chancroid, and urethral discharge

Physical evidence for risk of or evidence of syphilis

Physical evidence of anal intercourse including perianal condylomata

Physical evidence of nonmedical percutaneous drug use such as needle tracks; the examination should include examination of tattoos, which might be covering needle tracks

Physical evidence of recent tattooing, ear piercing, or body piercing

Disseminated lymphadenopathy

Unexplained oral thrush

Blue or purple spots consistent with Kaposi sarcoma

Unexplained jaundice, hepatomegaly, or icterus

Large scab consistent with recent history of smallpox immunization

Eczema vaccinatum, generalized vesicular rash, severely necrotic lesion (consistent with vaccinia necrosum), or corneal scarring (consistent with vaccinial keratitis)