I am a normal, healthy 29 year old guy.  Last year, I had a "yearly
health physical" by my primary care physican.  At the time, it was
the first time I had been to the doctor in over 4 years.  I was
somewhat surprised by the quickness and lack of completeness of the
exam.  The doctor checked my blood pressure, listened to my heart,
asked me a few health questions, and looked into my ears and eyes.  I
also had some bloodwork done and reviewed after the exam.  I was fully
clothed the entire time.  I would have at least expected a quick check
of my lymph notes and a quick check of my testicules (although I
wasn't looking forward to that).

I'm curious if this is the standard, typical yearly physical for a
healthy male of my age.  If not, what should have been included?

Thanks!