Male 1

Question 1

Male reproductive system

Answer 1

External genitalia
Internal structures
Endocrine regulation of hormones

Question 2

Assessment and health history

Answer 2

Includes conditions that affect both reproduction and sexuality and urinary elimination
Sexual function and dysfunction
Medications
Drug and alchohol use

Question 3

Assessment physical

Answer 3

Digital rectal examination

Testicular examination

Question 4

Assessment diagnostic

Answer 4

Prostate specific antigen
Ultrasonography
Prostate fluid
Test for male sexual function

Question 5

Problems with scrotum and testes

Answer 5

Orchitis
Epidymitis
Testicular cancer
Testicular torsion

Question 6

Testicular cancer

Answer 6

Most common cancer in men 15-35
highly treatable and curable
Risk factors
Family history 
Down’s syndrome

Question 7

Testicular cancer symptoms

Answer 7

No symptoms 
Most common painless selling
Change in size
Pain in abdomen
Feeling uneveness

Question 8

Treatement

Answer 8

Stage 1 (orchidectomy) if cancer is knly found in testicle

Radical orchidectomy
Testis remove through inguinal incision
Libido and orgasm not impaired
Remaining testicle still proces sperm

Question 9

If cancer is beyond testicle

Answer 9

May need retroperitoneal lymph node dissection
Chemotherapy
May leave male infertile

Question 10

Effects on sexual reproduction

Answer 10

Vasectomy
Vasovasostomy (sterilisation reversal)
Semen cryopreservation ( sperm banking)

Question 11

Preventive health testicular self examination

Answer 11

Screening: monthly self-exam and annual testicular examination
Teaching men to inform TSE is an important health promotion intervention for early detection of the disease
Best after shower or bath

Question 12

Testicular cancer- nursing care

Answer 12

Assessment of physicl and psychological status
Provide emotional and psychological support
Address issues of body image
Patient education
Testicular self examination