During an assessment, a nurse observes the signs of diminished secondary sexual characteristics in an adult male client. What should be the appropriate nursing action?

A nurse is reviewing the medical records of a client who is pregnant and finds that the client has a Clamydia infection. Which complication should the nurse expect in the newborn?

Upon reviewing a female client’s laboratory reports, a nurse finds that the client tested positive for a sexually transmitted infection. Following assessment, the nurse determines the client has a low probability of infertility problems because of an infection. Which infection in the client would not increase risk for infertility problems?

What is the major purpose of the prostate?

What client should the nurse assess most closely to determine whether sexual activity will be safe?

Which condition is a major risk factor for testicular cancer?

How can benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate cancer be distinguished?

What term indicates the permanent cessation of menses?

A client tells a nurse, “My erections lasts for several hours and are painful. “Which medication found in the client’s prescription is responsible?

While reviewing the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reports of the brain of an elderly client, the nurse reads the findings as: accumulation of neurofibrillary tangles, senile plaques, and cerebrocortical atrophy of the brain. Upon communicating with the client, the nurse also finds that the client has problems related to memory. What does the nurse gather from these findings?