What normal finding does a nurse expect to find when palpating a male patient's prostate gland?

a. Is approximately 4.5 cm in diameter and is highly mobile
b. Feels smooth, firm, and slightly mobile
c. Is deeply divided into three lobes, each approximately 2 cm in length
d. Feels hard, asymmetrical, and has a palpable ridge that divides the gland into two lobes


ANS: B

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