NR 304 Test 4 Questions with 100% Correct
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The external male genital structures include the:
penis and scrotum
Lymphatics of penis and scrotal surface drain into?
Inguinal lymph nodes
Lymphatics of testes drain into?
abdomen
*Abdominal lymph nodes are not accessible to clinical examination
sexual minority
Self-identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
withdrawal from sexual activity may be due to?
loss of spouse
depression
preoccupation with work
marital or family conflicts
Side effects of medication
heavy alcohol use
lack of privacy, living with children or in a nursing home
economic or emotional stress
poor nutrition or fatigue.
The internal male genital structures are:
, Testis
epididymis
vas deferens
Glandular structures accessory to genital organs are:
Prostate
seminal vesicles
bulbourethral glands
Male Adults and Aging Adults Developmental Competence:
Male does not experience a definite end to fertility as female does.
Around age 40 years, production of sperm begins to decrease, although it continues into 80s
and 90s.
Testosterone production declines after age 30 but continues very gradually so resulting
physical changes are not evident until later in life.
physical changes in aging male
Pubic hair decreases and penis size decreases.
Due to decreased tone of dartos muscle, scrotal contents hang lower, rugae decrease, and
scrotum becomes pendulous.
Testes decrease in size and are less firm to palpation.
Increased connective tissue is present in tubules, so these become thickened and produce less
sperm.
BPH
Answers
The external male genital structures include the:
penis and scrotum
Lymphatics of penis and scrotal surface drain into?
Inguinal lymph nodes
Lymphatics of testes drain into?
abdomen
*Abdominal lymph nodes are not accessible to clinical examination
sexual minority
Self-identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
withdrawal from sexual activity may be due to?
loss of spouse
depression
preoccupation with work
marital or family conflicts
Side effects of medication
heavy alcohol use
lack of privacy, living with children or in a nursing home
economic or emotional stress
poor nutrition or fatigue.
The internal male genital structures are:
, Testis
epididymis
vas deferens
Glandular structures accessory to genital organs are:
Prostate
seminal vesicles
bulbourethral glands
Male Adults and Aging Adults Developmental Competence:
Male does not experience a definite end to fertility as female does.
Around age 40 years, production of sperm begins to decrease, although it continues into 80s
and 90s.
Testosterone production declines after age 30 but continues very gradually so resulting
physical changes are not evident until later in life.
physical changes in aging male
Pubic hair decreases and penis size decreases.
Due to decreased tone of dartos muscle, scrotal contents hang lower, rugae decrease, and
scrotum becomes pendulous.
Testes decrease in size and are less firm to palpation.
Increased connective tissue is present in tubules, so these become thickened and produce less
sperm.
BPH
