NSG 3280 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM |75 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
EXPERT SOLUTIONS | 2026 LATEST UPDATED | GET A+
HPV has been associated with what type of cancer? - (Answer)Cervical cancer
Who has the highest prevalence of acquiring HPV? - (Answer)Ages 16-25 years old with
multiple sexual partners
Phimosis can be a predisposing factor for what type of cancer? - (Answer)Penile cancer
What is phimosis? - (Answer)Inability to retract foreskin over the glans. Not emergent.
What condition of the male genitals is considered a urological emergency and why? -
(Answer)Paraphimosis
It causes venous congestion of the glands with swelling and edema.
With erectile dysfunction, there may be little to no secretion of what hormone that leads to the
secretion of testosterone? - (Answer)Luteinizing hormone
, What is a penile tumescence test and what male genital disorder would it test for? - (Answer)It's
a test that monitors the frequency, rigidity, and change in circumference of the penis during
erections, during REM sleep.
Erectile dysfunction
Damage to what cells is expected as a cause to erectile dysfunction? - (Answer)Vascular
endothelium cells (inner cellular lining of arteries, veins, and capillaries)
What alteration in the male genitals is thought to be the primary etiological factor of neoplasms
of the penis? - (Answer)Phimosis with chronic inflammation
What is the hallmark sign of epididymitis? - (Answer)Tenderness to the palpation of the
epididymis along the posterior and superior aspects of the testis
What is the first lab you want to collect to diagnose a patient with scrotal pain? -
(Answer)urinalysis
When is the peak incidence of testicular cancer? - (Answer)Late adolescence to early adulthood
EXPERT SOLUTIONS | 2026 LATEST UPDATED | GET A+
HPV has been associated with what type of cancer? - (Answer)Cervical cancer
Who has the highest prevalence of acquiring HPV? - (Answer)Ages 16-25 years old with
multiple sexual partners
Phimosis can be a predisposing factor for what type of cancer? - (Answer)Penile cancer
What is phimosis? - (Answer)Inability to retract foreskin over the glans. Not emergent.
What condition of the male genitals is considered a urological emergency and why? -
(Answer)Paraphimosis
It causes venous congestion of the glands with swelling and edema.
With erectile dysfunction, there may be little to no secretion of what hormone that leads to the
secretion of testosterone? - (Answer)Luteinizing hormone
, What is a penile tumescence test and what male genital disorder would it test for? - (Answer)It's
a test that monitors the frequency, rigidity, and change in circumference of the penis during
erections, during REM sleep.
Erectile dysfunction
Damage to what cells is expected as a cause to erectile dysfunction? - (Answer)Vascular
endothelium cells (inner cellular lining of arteries, veins, and capillaries)
What alteration in the male genitals is thought to be the primary etiological factor of neoplasms
of the penis? - (Answer)Phimosis with chronic inflammation
What is the hallmark sign of epididymitis? - (Answer)Tenderness to the palpation of the
epididymis along the posterior and superior aspects of the testis
What is the first lab you want to collect to diagnose a patient with scrotal pain? -
(Answer)urinalysis
When is the peak incidence of testicular cancer? - (Answer)Late adolescence to early adulthood
