Self-examination of the male genitalia:
a. should be restricted to adults with a prior cryptorchidism.
b. should be performed while bathing.
c. starts with palpation and then inspection.
d. should be performed yearly.
B
Monthly self-examination is recommended as a screening test for testicular cancer and for sex-ually transmitted infections for all males starting at 15 years of age. It is encouraged during bathing because the scrotal skin is thinner at this time and because the scrotum hangs looser be-cause of the warmth. Inspection is first, followed by palpation.
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