What should the nurse instruct a client about the function of the prostate gland?
1. It secretes fluids for the ejaculate.
2. It produces sperm.
3. It stimulates the release of testosterone.
4. It produces testosterone.
Correct Answer: 1
Rationale 1: The prostate gland secretes fluids for the ejaculate.
Rationale 2: The prostate does not play a role in sperm production.
Rationale 3: The prostate does not stimulate the release of testosterone.
Rationale 4: The prostate does not play a role in testosterone production.
Global Rationale: The prostate gland secretes fluids for the ejaculate. It does not play a role in sperm production, release of testosterone, or production of testosterone.
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