Question: 4. A Nurse Is Working At A Health Fair. A Patient Asks About Prostate Health And What Screening Is Suggested. How Should The Nurse Respond? (Select All That Apply.) A. “All Men Over Age 50 Should Have A Prostate Exam And Blood Work Done Annually.” B. “There Is A Test Called A PSA That Is Used To Help Screen For Prostate Cancer.” C. “All Men Who Are …

4. A nurse is working at a health fair. A patient asks about prostate health and what screening is suggested. How should the nurse respond? (Select all that apply.) A. “All men over age 50 should have a prostate exam and blood work done annually.” B. “There is a test called a PSA that is used to help screen for prostate cancer.” C. “All men who are sexually active should have a VDRL annually.” D. “If you choose to be screened, blood work should be done at least 3 days after the physical exam.” E. “Blood tests can be done, but they are expensive and not very accurate so I would not recommend you have it done.” 5. The nurse is admitting a patient scheduled for a general anesthesia prostate biopsy today. The nurse would immediately notify the surgical team if the patient made which statement? (Select all that apply.) A. “I took a couple of ibuprofen for a headache yesterday.” B. “We stopped for breakfast this morning, but I only got coffee.” C. “I have a big conference call for work tomorrow.” D. “I mowed the lawn yesterday so it won’t have to been done for another week.” E. “I have not taken any of my morning medications.” 6. A female patient in menopause has a low estrogen level. Which should the nurse explain as potential changes that can occur with this low level of hormone? (Select all that apply.) A. Loss of skin tone B. Growth of facial hair C. Blood clots more easily D. Pelvic floor muscles weaken E. Increase in cholesterol