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PASS.
CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY · COLLEGE OF NURSING
NR 304 Exam 1
Practice Question Bank
NCLEX-Style Questions with Detailed Rationales
COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE:
Male GU · Neurological Assessment · Musculoskeletal
— Cranial Nerves · Reflexes · ROM · Patient Education
Edition 1 · July 2026
EXAM FOCUSED HIGH-YIELD CONFIDENCE RATIONALES
Aligned with NR 304 Exam 1 Focus on tested concepts Practice smarter, pass with Clear explanations for every
blueprint confidence answer
Table of Contents
1. Instructions for Use 2
2. Male GU — Hesitancy, Puberty, Circumcision & Hernias 2
3. Male GU — TSE, Phimosis, Urinary Health & Education 3
4. Neurological — Cranial Nerves, Reflexes & GCS 4
5. Musculoskeletal — Arthritis, Scoliosis & ROM Terms 5
P r e pa r e · P r a c t i c e · Pa s s
, Excellence in Nursing Education
6. Patient Education & Health Promotion 6
, NR 3 04 · CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSIT Y MALE GU ASSESSMENT
Male Genitourinary — History & Physical Exam
How to Use This Guide
Read each question carefully, select your answer(s), then review the rationale directly below. Content sourced from
NR 304 Exam 1 study materials and Jarvis Textbook.
S EC T ION 1 : M A L E G U H E A LT H H I S TORY
1 During the health history, a man tells you he has trouble starting his urine stream when he
arrives at the toilet. This symptom is known as:
A Hesitancy
B Urgency
C Dribbling
D Frequency
Why A is correct: Hesitancy is difficulty initiating the urine stream, commonly associated with
benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in older men. Urgency is a sudden compelling need to void. Dribbling is
involuntary leakage after voiding. Frequency is the need to urinate often.
PASS.
CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY · COLLEGE OF NURSING
NR 304 Exam 1
Practice Question Bank
NCLEX-Style Questions with Detailed Rationales
COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE:
Male GU · Neurological Assessment · Musculoskeletal
— Cranial Nerves · Reflexes · ROM · Patient Education
Edition 1 · July 2026
EXAM FOCUSED HIGH-YIELD CONFIDENCE RATIONALES
Aligned with NR 304 Exam 1 Focus on tested concepts Practice smarter, pass with Clear explanations for every
blueprint confidence answer
Table of Contents
1. Instructions for Use 2
2. Male GU — Hesitancy, Puberty, Circumcision & Hernias 2
3. Male GU — TSE, Phimosis, Urinary Health & Education 3
4. Neurological — Cranial Nerves, Reflexes & GCS 4
5. Musculoskeletal — Arthritis, Scoliosis & ROM Terms 5
P r e pa r e · P r a c t i c e · Pa s s
, Excellence in Nursing Education
6. Patient Education & Health Promotion 6
, NR 3 04 · CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSIT Y MALE GU ASSESSMENT
Male Genitourinary — History & Physical Exam
How to Use This Guide
Read each question carefully, select your answer(s), then review the rationale directly below. Content sourced from
NR 304 Exam 1 study materials and Jarvis Textbook.
S EC T ION 1 : M A L E G U H E A LT H H I S TORY
1 During the health history, a man tells you he has trouble starting his urine stream when he
arrives at the toilet. This symptom is known as:
A Hesitancy
B Urgency
C Dribbling
D Frequency
Why A is correct: Hesitancy is difficulty initiating the urine stream, commonly associated with
benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in older men. Urgency is a sudden compelling need to void. Dribbling is
involuntary leakage after voiding. Frequency is the need to urinate often.
