NCA 622 Exam 3 PlayPosit and Questions with verified solutions
Question :A 19 year old male presents to the ED with
complaints of right testicular pain that started 3 days ago.Patient denies penile discharge. What should be included in his differential diagnosis? Select all that apply.
Acute epididymitis
STI
Testicular torsion
Varicocele
Hydrocele
Spermatocele/Epididymal cyst
Fournier's gangrene
Correct answer:All of the above.
Question :The AGACNP is concerned with acute
epididymitis after eliciting a positive:
Prehn's sign
Cremasteric reflex
Tinel sign
Phalen test
Correct answer:Prehn sign
Question :A 15yo male presents with complaints of testicular
pain the woke him up while sleeping. The AGACNP has a
high suspicion that:
the patient needs to be treated with antibiotics and notify their partners to be treated as well
the patient will need to be evaluated by GI surgery for concerns for an inguinal hernia incarceration
the patient needs to be evaluated by urology for concerns of testicular torsion
the patient has a spermatocele an will need to follow up with urology in clinic
Correct answer:The patient needs to be evaluated by urology
for concerns of testicular torsion
Question :The most common age range for testicular cancer
is:
10-20 years
20-35 years
35-55 years
55-75 years
Correct answer:20-35 years, involves painless testicular
enlargement
Question :Where is the most common origin for testicular
cancer?
Lung
Colon
Prostate
Thyroid
