Common Disorders
This condition causes painful menstruation and pelvic pain due to ectopic endometrial tissue.
endometriosis
This lab test is used to monitor prostate cancer progression.
PSA
This teaching helps reduce the risk of testicular cancer.
monthly testicular self-examination
A patient with CBI has decreased output and suprapubic distention. What is the priority action?
assessing for catheter obstruction
This nursing action helps reduce stigma for patients with STIs.
providing nonjudgmental education
This male condition is characterized by weak urine stream and urinary retention.
benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?
This exam is used to screen for cervical cancer.
Pap Smear
After a TURP, this intervention helps prevent clot retention.
continuous bladder irrigation (CBI)
Which finding is most concerning in a patient with pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
fever with severe pelvic pain
This intervention supports family-centered care for chronic reproductive disorders
including partners in education and decision-making?
This complication of prostate cancer can cause bone pain.
bone metastasis
This imaging is commonly used to evaluate breast abnormalities.
Mammogram
This instruction is important for patients taking oral contraceptives
Taking the pill at the same time everyday
This intervention is most effective in preventing mother to child transmission of HIV.
Antiretroviral therapy (ART)
This concern is common in men diagnosed with prostate cancer
Anxiety related to sexual dysfunction or incontinence
This benign breast condition causes lumpy, tender breasts that worsen before menses
Fibrocystic breast changes
This finding differentiates prostate cancer from BPH.
a hard or irregular prostate on digital rectal exam
This education is essential for patients on active surveillance for prostate cancer
The importance of regular PSA monitoring
A patient with BPH reports inability to void and suprapubic distention. What is the priority action?
Notify the provider and preparing for catheterization
This nursing diagnosis is appropriate for a patient newly diagnosed with an STI
Ineffective coping or anxiety
This cancer most commonly affects males ages 15–35.
testicular cancer
This assessment finding suggests a viral STI rather than bacterial.
recurrent painful vesicular lesions
This priority nursing intervention helps manage endometriosis pain.
hormonal therapy and pain management
Post-mastectomy, which finding requires immediate intervention?
signs of infection or hematoma
This psychosocial issue is common in patients with endometriosis.
Anxiety or depression related to chronic pain and infertility concerns