A nurse is planning to palpate for a urethral discharge in a male client. Which technique would be best for the nurse to use?
A) Have the client hold the penis while the examiner looks for discharge.
B) Gently squeeze the glans between the thumb and index finger.
C) Inspect the scrotal skin while holding the penis aside.
D) Observe the glans of the penis for signs of abnormal discharge.
B
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