The nurse practitioner sees the newborn baby boy two days after birth for a jaundice check.  When they take the diaper off, the nurse practitioner notes that the foreskin fully covers the penis.  The baby has been voiding without difficulty.  What should the nurse practitioner do about this?

A normal prostate feels:

A newborn male infant is examined and found not to have testicles present in the scrotal sac.  What should the nurse do next?

The following is true with regards to the age to begin prostate cancer screening in average risk males:

A 54-year-old woman who has just completed menopause is in the clinic today for a yearly physical examination. Which of these statements is not an uncommon post menopausal complaint that does not indicate a possible serious cause?:

The nurse practitioner should expect to spend at least _________ minutes examining each breast during a routine breast exam. 

A patient has had three pregnancies and two live births and one miscarriage. The nurse would record this information as gravida _____, para _____, AB _____.

The changes normally associated with menopause occur generally because the decreased level of:

aginal examination. In what position should the nurse place the patient?\par

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