A male client, having difficulty voiding, tells the nurse that he thinks something is wrong with his penis. The nurse reviews the structures of the penis with the client and explains that the structure that surrounds the urethra is the:

1. corpus cavernosa.
2. corpus spongiosum.
3. glans penis.
4. prepuce.


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The corpus spongiosum surrounds the urethra. The corpus cavernosa lies near the top of the penis. The glans penis is the erectile tip of the penis, and the prepuce is the foreskin.

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A patient has coherent speech but the words are illogical. Which part of the brain has been affected?

a. The cerebellum c. The Wernicke area b. The Broca area d. The hypothalamus

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A patient with a 10-year history of alcoholism was admitted to the critical care unit with the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. The patient is complaining of a pain in the left upper quadrant

Using a 1- to 10-point pain scale, the patient states the current level is at an 8 . To properly manage the patient's pain, the priority of nursing interventions is to a. administer antiemetics around the clock. b. administer analgesics around the clock. c. educate the patient and family on lifestyle changes. d. teach relaxation techniques.

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The nurse is assessing an older adult client with suspected attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). What does the nurse understand about the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in this age group? Select all that apply.

A) The number of older adults diagnosed with ADHD is increasing due to increased media attention. B) ADHD continues to impair function into adulthood. C) Patterns in functional impairment are similar between adults and children with ADHD. D) Individualized therapy is important in older adults with ADHD. E) ADHD diagnosis and treatment in older adults is a well-researched area of psychiatric health.

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The patient is ordered Heparin 5000 units subcut daily. What time should the patient receive this

medication? A. 0800 B. 1200 C. 1500 D. 1800

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