NUR 509 FNP ADULTS ACTUAL FINAL
EXAM 2026 WITH 115 QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED PASS | NUR 509 FNP
ADULTS LATEST EXAM 2026
A client, diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), should be
instructed to do which of the following?
1.Do nothing since this disorder does not require any follow-up.
2.Decrease water intake to avoid dribbling.
3.Void every 2 to 3 hours.
4.Wear scrotal support.
3.Void every 2 to 3 hours.
4.A client, recovering from a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
with a continuous bladder irrigation system to a three-way indwelling urinary
catheter, tells the nurse he has to void. What nursing intervention should the
nurse perform?
1.Call the physician.
2. Increase the flow of the
irrigant
,3.Irrigate the catheter.
4.Tell the client to void.
3.Irrigate the catheter.
A client who is 12 hours postoperative after a transurethral resection of the
prostate (TURP) is concerned about the blood clots in the catheter and urinary
collection bag. How should the nurse respond?
1.I need to call your physician.
2.I will need to stop the bladder irrigation.
3.Blood clots are common during this time frame and will start to decrease in a
day.
4.You need to stop moving and irritating the catheter.
3.Blood clots are common during this time frame and will start to decrease in a
day.
A client is being screened for prostate cancer. What tests would be completed at
this time?
1.Digital rectal examination and transrectal ultrasonography
2.Biopsy of the prostate and magnetic resonance imagery
3.Complete blood cell count and prostate-specific antigen
4.Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and digital rectal examination
4.Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and digital rectal examination
The nurse is instructing a client about testicular self-examination (TSE). Which
of the following
would not be included in these instructions?
,1.The testis should feel smooth and egg-shaped.
2.Perform TSE after a bath or shower.
3.TSE should be performed monthly by every male older than age 40.
4.Any lumps and changes in the testicles should be reported.
3.TSE should be performed monthly by every male older than age 40.
A male client is diagnosed with orchitis. The nurse should assess the client for
which of the following?
1.Recent infection with mumps
2.Recent diagnosis of prostatitis
3.History of type 2 diabetes mellitus
4.Diagnosis of renal insufficiency
1.Recent infection with mumps
A client is diagnosed with a spermatocele. The nurse should instruct the client
on which of the following?
1. The use of heat to reduce the size of the inflamed
area
2.The potential need for surgery to correct the disorder
3.The use of ice packs to reduce the size of the inflamed
area
4.The importance of using antibiotics to treat the
disorder
2.The potential need for surgery to correct the disorder
, A client is diagnosed with a varicocele. The nurse realizes that this client is
likely to develop:
1.hydrocele.
2. prostate cancer.
3.prostatitis.
4.infertility.
4.infertility.
A newborn male child is diagnosed with cryptorchidism. The nurse should
prepare to administer
which of the following to this client?
1.Intravenous fluids
2.Antipyretic medication
3.Human chorionic gonadotropin medication
4.Antibiotics
3.Human chorionic gonadotropin medication
A client is experiencing priapism. Which of the following should the nurse do
first to help the
client?
1.Apply ice packs to the perineum.
2.Prepare for emergency surgery.
3.Prepare for an aspiration of blood from the penis.
4.Apply heat to the perineum.
1.Apply ice packs to the perineum.
EXAM 2026 WITH 115 QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED PASS | NUR 509 FNP
ADULTS LATEST EXAM 2026
A client, diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), should be
instructed to do which of the following?
1.Do nothing since this disorder does not require any follow-up.
2.Decrease water intake to avoid dribbling.
3.Void every 2 to 3 hours.
4.Wear scrotal support.
3.Void every 2 to 3 hours.
4.A client, recovering from a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
with a continuous bladder irrigation system to a three-way indwelling urinary
catheter, tells the nurse he has to void. What nursing intervention should the
nurse perform?
1.Call the physician.
2. Increase the flow of the
irrigant
,3.Irrigate the catheter.
4.Tell the client to void.
3.Irrigate the catheter.
A client who is 12 hours postoperative after a transurethral resection of the
prostate (TURP) is concerned about the blood clots in the catheter and urinary
collection bag. How should the nurse respond?
1.I need to call your physician.
2.I will need to stop the bladder irrigation.
3.Blood clots are common during this time frame and will start to decrease in a
day.
4.You need to stop moving and irritating the catheter.
3.Blood clots are common during this time frame and will start to decrease in a
day.
A client is being screened for prostate cancer. What tests would be completed at
this time?
1.Digital rectal examination and transrectal ultrasonography
2.Biopsy of the prostate and magnetic resonance imagery
3.Complete blood cell count and prostate-specific antigen
4.Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and digital rectal examination
4.Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and digital rectal examination
The nurse is instructing a client about testicular self-examination (TSE). Which
of the following
would not be included in these instructions?
,1.The testis should feel smooth and egg-shaped.
2.Perform TSE after a bath or shower.
3.TSE should be performed monthly by every male older than age 40.
4.Any lumps and changes in the testicles should be reported.
3.TSE should be performed monthly by every male older than age 40.
A male client is diagnosed with orchitis. The nurse should assess the client for
which of the following?
1.Recent infection with mumps
2.Recent diagnosis of prostatitis
3.History of type 2 diabetes mellitus
4.Diagnosis of renal insufficiency
1.Recent infection with mumps
A client is diagnosed with a spermatocele. The nurse should instruct the client
on which of the following?
1. The use of heat to reduce the size of the inflamed
area
2.The potential need for surgery to correct the disorder
3.The use of ice packs to reduce the size of the inflamed
area
4.The importance of using antibiotics to treat the
disorder
2.The potential need for surgery to correct the disorder
, A client is diagnosed with a varicocele. The nurse realizes that this client is
likely to develop:
1.hydrocele.
2. prostate cancer.
3.prostatitis.
4.infertility.
4.infertility.
A newborn male child is diagnosed with cryptorchidism. The nurse should
prepare to administer
which of the following to this client?
1.Intravenous fluids
2.Antipyretic medication
3.Human chorionic gonadotropin medication
4.Antibiotics
3.Human chorionic gonadotropin medication
A client is experiencing priapism. Which of the following should the nurse do
first to help the
client?
1.Apply ice packs to the perineum.
2.Prepare for emergency surgery.
3.Prepare for an aspiration of blood from the penis.
4.Apply heat to the perineum.
1.Apply ice packs to the perineum.
