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1.) Hydrocele (member did not use template, no review questions received-this is
all I got) Definition: an accumulation of fluid within the tunica vaginalis
surrounding the testicle; it may also result from a patent processus vaginalis at
birth and sometimes closes spontaneously within the first 1 to 2 years of life.
Hydroceles are the most common cause of painless scrotal swelling.; in adults
they are often the result of trauma, a hernia, testicular tumor, or torsion or a
complication of epididymitis.
Presenting Symptoms: Usually painless and may be present for long periods,
partially resolve, and recur before the patient seeks medical attention. Gradual
enlargement of the scrotum occurs with marked edema, which may be
uncomfortable because of the added weight. A hydrocele may occur secondary to
a tumor when excess serous fluid accumulates in the scrotal sac. It will
transluminate but may make testicular palpation difficult.
Leik Review:
Hydrocele more common in infants. Serous fluid collects inside the tunica vaginalis.
During scrotal exam, hydroceles are located superiorly and anterior to the testes
Most hydroceles are asymptomatic.
Will glow with transillumination. If new-onset hydrocele in an adult or enlarging
hydrocele, order scrotal ultrasound and refer to urologist.
Differential Diagnoses: Epididymitis, Testicular torsion, epididymal cyst
Review questions:

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1. A patient who has had a swollen, nontender scrotum for one week is found to
have a mass within the tunica vaginalis that transilluminates readily. The family
nurse practitioner suspects:
a.) a
hydrocele.
b.) a
varicocele.
c.) an indirect inguinal
hernia. d.) carcinoma of
the testis.


2.) Chronic Kidney failure: (member did not use template, no review questions
received-this is all I got)
Definition: The absence of kidney function. Kidney failure is also known as End
Stage Kidney Disease. It is characterized by anuria and the need for renal
replacement therapy or kidney transplant. The kidneys and urinary tract system
no longer filter blood, create filtrate. Or excrete urine in amounts sufficient to
clear waste and balance fluid intake with output. Key highlights: Proteinuria or
hematuria, and /or a reduction in the glomerular filtration rate, for more than 3
months duration. The most common causes




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are diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Most people are asymptomatic and the
diagnosis is determined only by laboratory studies.
Differential diagnosis: obstructive uropathy, nephrotic syndrome,
glomerulonephritis




3.) Acute tubular necrosis (member did not use template, no review questions
received-this is all I got)
Definition: reversible or irreversible type of renal failure caused by ischemic
or toxic injury to renal tubular epithelial cells. The injury results in cell death or
detachment from the basement membrane causing tubular dysfunction.
A history of hypotension, fluid depletion, or exposure to nephrotic agents is usually
present. In otherwise healthy individuals, when the underlying insult is corrected,
the patient frequently has a good outcome with complete renal recovery. There is
no specific therapy for acute tubular necrosis apart from supportive care.
Differential diagnosis -Prerenal azotemia, intrinsic renal azotemia
Treatment Options: There is no specific treatment apart from supportive care in
maintaining volume status and controlling electrolyte and acid-base
abnormalities. Nephrotoxins should be ceased or if this is not possible, dose
should be decreased.
Review questions:
A client had excessive blood loss and prolonged hypotension during surgery. His

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postoperative urine output is sharply decreased, and his blood urea nitrogen (BUN)
is elevated. The most likely cause for the change is acute:
A) Prerenal
inflammation
Bladder outlet
obstruction
C) Tubular necrosis

D) Intrarenal nephrotoxicity



Which of the following is a sign or symptom of acute tubular necrosis
(acute kidney injury)? answer-Thirst and increased rapid pulse
symptoms of ATN can vary depending on severity. and one may have- problems
waking up, feeling drowsy even during day time , feeling lethargic or physically
drained, being excessively thirsty or experiencing dehydration, urinating very
little or even not at all, retaining fluid or experiencing swelling in body, having
episodes of confusion and experiencing nausea and vomit



4. Indirect inguinal hernia
Definition: Indirect inguinal hernia – Indirect inguinal hernia is caused by a birth
defect in the abdominal wall that is present at birth. A scrotal-inguinal hernia
results when a segment of the bowel slips through the internal inguinal ring,
where it may remain in the inguinal canal or pass into the scrotal sac. An inguinal

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