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The nurse explaining testicular self-examination describes which of the following steps? Select all that apply.
 
  A) recording the date of the examination, and examining again in one month B) checking each testicle for thickening or hardening C) measurement of the scrotum for edema and symmetry D) palpation of the prostate for lumps, tenderness, or discharge E) inspection of the penis and scrotum for lesions or discharge

Question 2

When assessing a postpartum patient who was diagnosed with a cervical laceration that has been repaired, what sign should the nurse report as a possible development of hypovolemic shock?
 
  A) Warm and flushed skin
  B) Weak and rapid pulse
  C) Elevated blood pressure
  D) Decreased respiratory rate



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Answer to Question 1

A, B, E

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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