The document discusses various types of genitourinary trauma including renal trauma, bladder injuries, urethral injuries, testicular injuries, and penile fracture. Renal trauma is classified into 5 grades based on the severity of injury and most blunt renal traumas are managed conservatively. Bladder injuries are diagnosed using cystograms and managed either with catheter drainage or operative repair depending on the injury. Urethral injuries can involve the anterior or posterior urethra and are treated with suprapubic cystostomy or urethroplasty. Testicular injuries require early exploration and surgery if ruptured. Penile fractures require prompt surgical repair to prevent complications.