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Nurse should encourage pt to perform ________
TSE

(monthly, at puberty, after shower, in mirror)
Data that he can see?
Lump/swollen testes
Feeling of heaviness in testicles
Back pain (metastis)
Objective data for testicular ca?
large testes w/o pain
palpable lump
Swollen lymph nodes in groin
Abdominal mass, gynecomastia
Lab tests for testicular ca?
Alpha-fetoprotein
HCG
What does CT evaluate for the pt with testicular ca?
The extent of the cancer
Why would a pt with testicular ca get an US?
Is mass solid or fluid-filled
What is the treatment of choice for testicular ca?
Orchioectomy

(unilateral)
What happens after the diseased teste is removed?
A gel-filled prosthese is implanted in the scrotum
What sort of procedure should be had if the lymph nodes are cancerous or high risk?
Retroperitoneal lymph node dissection
When is Chemo or radiation prescribed
Post oop

(depending on type of tumor and stage of ca)
Nurse should encourage pt prepared to get orchiectomy to arrange for _______.
Sperm banking.
How should be pain be managed?
Analgesics and ice packs
What are signs of improvement with pt having orchiectomy?
No Ca recurrence.
Positive body image.