A) Middle-aged man who first had sexual intercourse at age 15
B) Middle-aged man who has had diabetes mellitus for 25 years
C) Young man who had a myocardial infarction 2 years ago
D) Young man who has a job that causes him high stress levels
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Multiple Choice
A) Sperm banking options
B) Effects of chemotherapy
C) Hospice philosophy
D) Importance of yearly monitoring
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Multiple Choice
A) "I will practice stopping the urine stream to strengthen my sphincter control."
B) "I will limit my fluid intake every day to prevent incontinence."
C) "I will avoid vigorous activity for the first 3 weeks after surgery."
D) "I will avoid caffeinated beverages and spicy foods."
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Multiple Choice
A) "I will avoid contact sports to prevent injury and development of cancer in my remaining testis."
B) "I will always use a condom because I am at increased risk for acquiring a sexually transmitted disease."
C) "I will wear an athletic supporter and cup to prevent testicular cancer in my remaining testicle."
D) "I will continue to perform testicular self-examination (TSE) monthly on my remaining testicle."
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Multiple Choice
A) Assist the client to bend over the examination table.
B) Hold the client up as he bends over the bedside table.
C) Help the client lie down in a side-lying fetal position.
D) Assist the client to lie in a prone position.
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Multiple Choice
A) Helping the client choose low-sodium meal items
B) Assisting the client whenever he gets out of bed
C) Encouraging the client to use the spirometer hourly
D) Frequently re-orienting the client to his surroundings
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Multiple Choice
A) "Wear a condom during intercourse."
B) "Avoid alcohol and caffeinated beverages."
C) "Be sure to empty your bladder completely at each voiding."
D) "Sexual intercourse or masturbation can help drain the prostate."
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Multiple Choice
A) "The disease is slow-growing. The risks of surgery at your age are not justified by the outcome."
B) "Your disease is so advanced that surgery at this point would not increase your chances of cure."
C) "Your disease is in a very early stage and is slow-growing. Your doctor will monitor you."
D) "This stage indicates that you do not really have cancer, so surgery is not necessary."
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Multiple Choice
A) Inform the client that the results are normal and no cancer has been detected.
B) Inform the client that results are normal and schedule a digital rectal examination.
C) Let the client know that the results are elevated and he is at risk for prostate cancer.
D) Tell the client that cancer is indicated and that the health care provider recommends watchful waiting.
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Multiple Choice
A) Encouraging the client to verbalize his thoughts and feelings to his health care provider
B) Assisting the client in locating a support group for men with testicular cancer
C) Asking the client to rate his fears of sexual deficiency on a scale of 1 to 10
D) Identifying all components of his support system, including his partner
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Multiple Choice
A) Reassure the client that erectile dysfunction does not occur with brachytherapy.
B) Help the client plan activities interspersed with rest periods during the day.
C) Remind the client that while hospitalized, he cannot have any visitors.
D) Discuss hospice philosophy and availability with the client and family.
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