Exam 54: Male Reproductive Disorders

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A nurse is caring for a patient 2 hours after a transurethral resection and immediately reports to the charge nurse the presence of large clots in the catheter and drainage bag.What should the nurse anticipate the physician will order?

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A nurse is reviewing the drugs taken by a 50-year-old male patient.What medication should the nurse recognize as the most probable cause of erectile dysfunction (ED)?

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A nurse is formulating a teaching plan for a patient with acute prostatitis.What information should be included regarding treatment?

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Which statement by a patient indicates he understands the teaching relative to how to perform a testicular self-examination?

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A male student comes to the campus clinic complaining of painful scrotal edema, nausea, vomiting, chills, and fever.What should the nurse recognize these signs and symptoms as being associated with?

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A nurse is assessing a young man who is being treated for sterility and inquires whether the young man had any common childhood disease that may be the cause of sterility.What childhood disease might result in sterility?

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A mother of a newborn with cryptorchidism asks if this condition will be permanent.What is the nurse's best response?

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A patient is recovering after surgery to correct a testicular torsion.Which possibility should the nurse caution the young patient about?

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Which instruction should increase the comfort of a patient who is recovering from prostatitis?

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What can men who have sustained spinal cord injuries with resultant ED use to aid in the ability to have sexual intercourse?

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After an accident at a track meet, a young male runner is brought to the emergency department complaining of intense pain in his scrotum and nausea and vomiting.What should the nurse suspect based on these initial findings?

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What should instructions relate to for a discharge teaching plan for a patient after undergoing a prostatectomy? (Select all that apply.)

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A patient has an elevation in the prostatic-specific antigen (PSA)level from 4 to 6 ng/L.What should the nurse suspect to be the cause?

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A 60-year-old man who had a prostatectomy 3 weeks earlier asks if the ongoing incontinence will ever stop.What should the nurse understand about this procedure in order to answer the patient?

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After a physician has left the room of a 30-year-old man who has been diagnosed with testicular cancer, the patient covers his face with both hands and sighs.What is the nurse's most therapeutic intervention at this time?

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What should a patient's home instructions following a vasectomy include?

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Exam 54: Male Reproductive Disorders

A nurse is caring for a patient 2 hours after a transurethral resection and immediately reports to the charge nurse the presence of large clots in the catheter and drainage bag.What should the nurse anticipate the physician will order?

A nurse is reviewing the drugs taken by a 50-year-old male patient.What medication should the nurse recognize as the most probable cause of erectile dysfunction (ED)?

A nurse is formulating a teaching plan for a patient with acute prostatitis.What information should be included regarding treatment?

Which statement by a patient indicates he understands the teaching relative to how to perform a testicular self-examination?

A male student comes to the campus clinic complaining of painful scrotal edema, nausea, vomiting, chills, and fever.What should the nurse recognize these signs and symptoms as being associated with?

A nurse is assessing a young man who is being treated for sterility and inquires whether the young man had any common childhood disease that may be the cause of sterility.What childhood disease might result in sterility?

A mother of a newborn with cryptorchidism asks if this condition will be permanent.What is the nurse's best response?

A patient is recovering after surgery to correct a testicular torsion.Which possibility should the nurse caution the young patient about?

Which instruction should increase the comfort of a patient who is recovering from prostatitis?

What can men who have sustained spinal cord injuries with resultant ED use to aid in the ability to have sexual intercourse?

After an accident at a track meet, a young male runner is brought to the emergency department complaining of intense pain in his scrotum and nausea and vomiting.What should the nurse suspect based on these initial findings?

What should instructions relate to for a discharge teaching plan for a patient after undergoing a prostatectomy? (Select all that apply.)

A patient has an elevation in the prostatic-specific antigen (PSA)level from 4 to 6 ng/L.What should the nurse suspect to be the cause?

A 60-year-old man who had a prostatectomy 3 weeks earlier asks if the ongoing incontinence will ever stop.What should the nurse understand about this procedure in order to answer the patient?

After a physician has left the room of a 30-year-old man who has been diagnosed with testicular cancer, the patient covers his face with both hands and sighs.What is the nurse's most therapeutic intervention at this time?

What should a patient's home instructions following a vasectomy include?

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