Upon assessment of a child, the nurse finds a testis that has descended normally but easily retracts with physical examination. Which of the following terms describes this finding?
a. cryptorchidism c. ectopic testis
b. retractile testis d. torticollis
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A Incorrect. Cryptorchidism is failure of one or both testes to descend into the scrotum.
B Correct. A retractile testis is one that has descended normally but easily retracts with physical stimulation and exam.
C Incorrect. An ectopic testis is one that is found outside the normal path of descent; it may be in the groin, perineum, or abdominal wall.
D Incorrect. A torticollis is an abnormal condition in which the head is inclined to one side as a result of contraction of muscles on that side of the neck.
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