Category: Health Promotion and Maintenance George, a 17-year-old individual, is attending a health education session at a community clinic. The clinic is conducting screenings and teaching about early detection of common health issues in young adults. George has a family history of testicular cancer and is seeking information on how to reduce his risk. The nurse should include education on testicular self-examinations as part of the session. At what age should the nurse emphasize the initiation of regular testicular self-examinations? A. At the onset of sexual activity to ensure sexual health is maintained. B. After the age of 69, as part of a routine examination for senior health. C. Starting after age 40, coinciding with increased risk for other male health issues. D. Prior to the age of 20, to establish early detection habits during the peak incidence of testicular cancer. E. During the annual physical examination, regardless of age, to ensure consistency

Category: Health Promotion and Maintenance George, a 17-year-old individual, is attending a health education session at a community clinic. The clinic is conducting screenings and teaching about early detection of common health issues in young adults. George has a family history of testicular cancer and is seeking information on how to reduce his risk. The nurse should include education on testicular self-examinations as part of the session. At what age should the nurse emphasize the initiation of regular testicular self-examinations? A. At the onset of sexual activity to ensure sexual health is maintained. B. After the age of 69, as part of a routine examination for senior health. C. Starting after age 40, coinciding with increased risk for other male health issues. D. Prior to the age of 20, to establish early detection habits during the peak incidence of testicular cancer. E. During the annual physical examination, regardless of age, to ensure consistency

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

Publisher:WOODROW

Chapter24: Reproductive System Drug

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