Which of the following is considered the treatment of choice for erectile dysfunction?

A) Microsuppository alprostadil
B) Intracavernosal pharmacotherapy
C) PDE5 inhibitors
D) Penile prosthesis


Ans: C
Although intracavernosal pharmacotherapy, alprostadil in microsuppository form, and penile prosthesis can be used to treat erectile dysfunction, the treatment of choice is the use of PDE5 inhibitors.

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A patient describes breast swelling and tenderness. What piece of data would be most important for the nurse to gather initially?

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