Exam 11: Assessing the Male Genitourinary System

The nurse is conducting a health history interview while assessing a male patient who presents with genitourinary symptoms. Which assessment question is most appropriate?

At a 2-month well-child visit, it is discovered that the infant's testicles are still not descended. This can lead to what problem in adulthood?

The nurse is assessing a pediatric patient who is diagnosed with a hydrocele. Which statement to the patient's parents is most appropriate?

The nurse is assessing the inguinal area on a male patient and notes a bulge. Which conclusions by the nurse are appropriate? Select all that apply.

The nurse is conducting a sexual history interview. Which assessment question is appropriate?

Which is a clinical manifestation associated with neurosyphilis?

The nurse is preparing to conduct a genitourinary physical assessment for a male patient. Which will the nurse use during the assessment process? Select all that apply.

A young adult patient presents with complaints of a penile discharge and dysuria for 3 days. Which is the most likely cause of the patient's clinical manifestations?

Which is not a warning sign of a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?

Which is not a function of the male reproductive system?

The nurse is conducting a genitourinary assessment for an older adult male patient. Which is an expected finding based on the patient's age?

The nurse is using transillumination during a scrotal assessment. Which conditions will produce a red glow? Select all that apply.

The nurse is assessing a patient who presents in the emergency department (ED) with priapism. Which medication in the patient's history may be responsible for the current finding?

The nurse is conducting an assessment on a patient who is diagnosed with orchitis. Which clinical manifestations does the nurse anticipate? Select all that apply.

Which assessment findings are indicative of testicular cancer?

Spermatogenesis occurs for the male patient until which age?

The nurse is assessing the patient for an inguinal hernia. To palpate for a hernia at the external inguinal ring, the nurse inserts the right index finger into which location?

Which is the recommended procedure for palpating the testicle?

The nurse is assessing the patient's scrotum. Which are normal assessment findings? Select all that apply.

What is a potential complication for an adult male who develops mumps?