A male client is diagnosed with angina, prostate enlargement, and penile erectile dysfunction. The client asks the nurse if he could try tadalafil after seeing an advertisement on television. What client factor should the nurse prioritize for follow-up?

A client has been prescribed ospemifene. When preparing to provide medication education on the drug, the nurse will include which instruction?

The nurse assesses the young adult athlete who has been taking anabolic steroids to enhance performance. The nurse should caution the client about what potential effects of this practice? Select all that apply.

When fluoxymesterone is administered to a 14-year-old male client for hypogonadism, what result will the nurse expect?

A 68-year-old male client tells the nurse, “I have been unable to maintain an erection for the past 6 months, and I guess my sex life is over.” The primary health care provider orders diagnostic testing to determine whether sildenafil is appropriate for the client. What is the most appropriate nursing conclusion for this client?

A postmenopausal client has been diagnosed with breast cancer. The client is being treated with methyltestosterone. What assessment finding would the nurse suspect is a complication from the medication?

The client calls to report perineal pain and breast enlargement. What medication does the nurse expect to find the client is taking on reviewing the medical record?

The nurse is caring for a 28-year-old client who has been diagnosed with cryptorchidism. The client is taking testosterone to treat his condition. What statement by this client would lead the nurse to believe that the client has understood the teaching provided about the drug?

The nurse is caring for a client taking raloxifene. What manifestation reported by the client would raise the highest level of concern from the nurse?

A nurse is caring for an adolescent who has been diagnosed with hypogonadism and has been prescribed fluoxymesterone for replacement. The nurse has identified a nursing diagnosis of risk for disturbed body image. What intervention should the nurse perform to best address this diagnosis?