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A male client asks the nurse about the 2.provides a milky alkaline substance that neutralizes the acidity of the male urethra
purpose of the prostate gland. The nurse and the female
should respond that
it is a structure that:
1.secretes an alkaline substance that
neutralizes residual acidic urine in the
urethra.
2.provides a milky alkaline substance that
neutralizes the acidity of the male urethra
and the female vagina.
3. secretes a fluid for the health and
nutrition
4.propels sperm into the ejaculatory duct.
2.A 50-year-old male client has had a 3.0 to 4 ng/mL.
prostate-specific antigen test. The nurse
realizes that the
normal range for this test would be:
1.0 to 2 ng/mL.
2.0 to 3 ng/mL.
3.0 to 4 ng/mL.
4.0 to 5 ng/mL.
A male client, having difficulty voiding, tells 2.corpus spongiosum.
the nurse that he thinks something is wrong
with his penis. The nurse reviews the
structures of the penis with the client and
explains that the structure that surrounds
the urethra is the:
1.corpus cavernosa.
2.corpus spongiosum.
3.glans penis.
4. prepuce.
,The nurse is preparing to discuss the male 1.Frequent erectile functioning and increased libido
reproductive system with a group of
adolescent school students. Which of the
following would the nurse not include as a
primary function of the male reproductive
system?
1.Frequent erectile functioning and
increased libido
2.Production of sperm
3.Secretion of testosterone
4.Transportation and depositing of sperm
A male client is diagnosed as being 4.Seminiferous tubules
infertile. The nurse realizes which of the
following structures of the clients
reproductive system is affected?
1.Epididymis
2.Rete testes
3.Seminal vesicles
4.Seminiferous tubules
The nurse, preparing to discuss the female 4.Sensory innervation
reproductive system with a group of
adolescent females, would include that
which of the following is not a primary
function of the female reproductive
system?
1.Breastfeeding
2.Hormone secretion
3.Pregnancy
4.Sensory innervation
A young adult female client is concerned 3.300,000
that she does not have enough eggs since
she has not yet become pregnant. The
nurse should assure her that the number of
ova available to produce a
pregnancy would be around:
1.500.
2.10,000.
3.300,000.
4.2,000,000.
8.During a gynecological exam, it is noted 1.borne children.
that a clients OS is in the shape of a slit. The
nurse realizes that this shape means that
the client has:
1.borne children.
2.not started menses.
3. not borne any children.
4.gone through menopause.
, The nurse, reviewing the reproductive 4.Prolactin
hormones needed to produce sperm and
ova, realizes that which of the following
hormones is not involved in the formation
of sperm and ova?
1.Follicle-stimulating hormone
2.Gonadotropin-releasing hormone
3.Luteinizing hormone
4.Prolactin
During the examination of the male testes, 2.monthly testicular self-examinations.
the nurse should instruct the client on:
1.the importance of having an annual
prostate examination.
2.monthly testicular self-examinations.
3.why a colonoscopy is important every 10
years after the age of 50.
4.how a condom prevents the spread of
sexually transmitted
infections.
A male client has a prostate specific 1.bone scan
antigen level of 22 nanograms. The nurse
realizes that this client will most likely be
scheduled for a(n):
1.bone scan
2.CT scan
3.testicular biopsy
4.duplex ultrasonography
A female clients Pap test revealed atypical 2.colposcopy.
results. The nurse realizes that this client will
most likely be scheduled for a(n):
1.culdoscopy.
2.colposcopy.
3. loop electrosurgical excision.
4.cold-knife conization.
A female client has an infection of the 1.These glands function like the prostate gland in the male.
paraurethral glands. When asked by the 3.These glands secrete mucus.
client what these 5.These glands are located inside the urethra.
glands do, the nurse should respond:
(Select all that apply.)
1.These glands function like the prostate
gland in the male.
2.These glands secrete mucus near the
vaginal opening.
3.These glands secrete mucus.
4. These glands are similar to the Cowpers
glands in the male.
5.These glands are located inside the
urethra.
6.These glands serve no real function.