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CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY · COLLEGE OF NURSING
NR 304 Exam 2
Practice Question Bank
NCLEX-Style Questions with Detailed Rationales
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Male Genitourinary · Female GU · Hernias
— Testicular Conditions · Menopause · STIs
Edition 1 · July 2026
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Questions from Jarvis Textbook Focus on tested concepts to Practice smarter and pass with Clear explanations for every
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Table of Contents
1. Instructions for Use 2
2. Male GU — Anatomy, Hernias & Scrotal Conditions 2
3. Testicular Disorders, STIs & Prostate Assessment 3
4. Female GU — Anatomy, Menopause & Exam Techniques 4
P r e pa r e · P r a c t i c e · Pa s s
5. Musculoskeletal & Additional Assessment 5
Excellence in Nursing Education
,NR 3 04 · CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSIT Y MALE GU & HERNIAS
Male Genitourinary Assessment & Hernias
How to Use This Guide
Read each question carefully, select your answer(s), then review the rationale directly below. The correct option is
clearly marked, and each incorrect option is explained so you understand why it is wrong. Content sourced from
Jarvis Textbook.
S EC T ION 1 : M A L E A N ATOMY & NORM A L F I N DI NG S
1 When performing a testicular examination on a 25-year-old man, which finding is considered
normal?
A Testes that feel oval and movable and are slightly sensitive to compression
B Testes that feel hard, fixed, and nontender
C Absence of any sensation upon palpation
D Testes that are irregularly shaped and nodular
Why A is correct: Normal testes feel oval, firm, and movable, and are slightly sensitive to gentle
compression. They should be equal bilaterally and freely movable within the scrotum. A hard, fixed, or
irregular testis may indicate tumor and requires further evaluation.
, 2 The nurse knows that sperm production occurs in which structure?
A Testes
B Prostate gland
C Seminal vesicles
D Epididymis
Why A is correct: Sperm production (spermatogenesis) occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the
testes. The epididymis stores and matures sperm. The prostate and seminal vesicles produce seminal fluid
but do not produce sperm.
3 Which statement is true regarding the penis?
A The corpus spongiosum expands into a cone of erectile tissue called the glans
B The corpus cavernosum forms the glans of the penis
C The urethra is located within the corpus cavernosum
D The penis contains no erectile tissue
Why A is correct: The corpus spongiosum is the ventral erectile column that expands at its distal
end into the cone of erectile tissue called the glans. The urethra passes through the corpus spongiosum. The
two corpora cavernosa are dorsal erectile columns.
4 The nurse is examining the glans and knows which finding is normal for this area?
A Smegma may be present under the foreskin of an uncircumcised male
B The glans should be completely dry with no secretions
C Redness and swelling are expected findings
D The foreskin should be tight and unable to retract
Why A is correct: Smegma, a whitish, cheesy substance consisting of desquamated epithelial cells, is
normally present under the foreskin of an uncircumcised male. It should be distinguished from discharge or
infection. An inability to retract the foreskin (phimosis) is abnormal.
PASS.
CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY · COLLEGE OF NURSING
NR 304 Exam 2
Practice Question Bank
NCLEX-Style Questions with Detailed Rationales
COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE:
✓
Male Genitourinary · Female GU · Hernias
— Testicular Conditions · Menopause · STIs
Edition 1 · July 2026
EXAM FOCUSED HIGH-YIELD CONTENT CONFIDENCE BUILDER DETAILED RATIONALES
Questions from Jarvis Textbook Focus on tested concepts to Practice smarter and pass with Clear explanations for every
aligned with NR 304 Exam 2 maximize your score confidence answer
Table of Contents
1. Instructions for Use 2
2. Male GU — Anatomy, Hernias & Scrotal Conditions 2
3. Testicular Disorders, STIs & Prostate Assessment 3
4. Female GU — Anatomy, Menopause & Exam Techniques 4
P r e pa r e · P r a c t i c e · Pa s s
5. Musculoskeletal & Additional Assessment 5
Excellence in Nursing Education
,NR 3 04 · CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSIT Y MALE GU & HERNIAS
Male Genitourinary Assessment & Hernias
How to Use This Guide
Read each question carefully, select your answer(s), then review the rationale directly below. The correct option is
clearly marked, and each incorrect option is explained so you understand why it is wrong. Content sourced from
Jarvis Textbook.
S EC T ION 1 : M A L E A N ATOMY & NORM A L F I N DI NG S
1 When performing a testicular examination on a 25-year-old man, which finding is considered
normal?
A Testes that feel oval and movable and are slightly sensitive to compression
B Testes that feel hard, fixed, and nontender
C Absence of any sensation upon palpation
D Testes that are irregularly shaped and nodular
Why A is correct: Normal testes feel oval, firm, and movable, and are slightly sensitive to gentle
compression. They should be equal bilaterally and freely movable within the scrotum. A hard, fixed, or
irregular testis may indicate tumor and requires further evaluation.
, 2 The nurse knows that sperm production occurs in which structure?
A Testes
B Prostate gland
C Seminal vesicles
D Epididymis
Why A is correct: Sperm production (spermatogenesis) occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the
testes. The epididymis stores and matures sperm. The prostate and seminal vesicles produce seminal fluid
but do not produce sperm.
3 Which statement is true regarding the penis?
A The corpus spongiosum expands into a cone of erectile tissue called the glans
B The corpus cavernosum forms the glans of the penis
C The urethra is located within the corpus cavernosum
D The penis contains no erectile tissue
Why A is correct: The corpus spongiosum is the ventral erectile column that expands at its distal
end into the cone of erectile tissue called the glans. The urethra passes through the corpus spongiosum. The
two corpora cavernosa are dorsal erectile columns.
4 The nurse is examining the glans and knows which finding is normal for this area?
A Smegma may be present under the foreskin of an uncircumcised male
B The glans should be completely dry with no secretions
C Redness and swelling are expected findings
D The foreskin should be tight and unable to retract
Why A is correct: Smegma, a whitish, cheesy substance consisting of desquamated epithelial cells, is
normally present under the foreskin of an uncircumcised male. It should be distinguished from discharge or
infection. An inability to retract the foreskin (phimosis) is abnormal.
