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Nursing Management:Nursing Management:

Male Reproductive Male Reproductive ProblemsProblems

Chapter 55 OverviewChapter 55 Overview

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Problems of the Prostate Gland

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Fig. 55-1. Areas of the male reproductive system in which problems are likely to develop.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Etiology and Pathophysiology

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Fig. 55-2. Benign prostatic hyperplasia. The enlarged prostate compresses the urethra.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Clinical ManifestationsComplicationsDiagnostic Studies

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Collaborative Care •Drug therapy

•5-reductase inhibitors-adrenergic receptor blockers

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Collaborative Care, continued •Minimally invasive therapy

•Transurethral microwave thermotherapy

•Transurethral needle ablation of prostate

•Laser prostatectomy•Intraprostatic urethral stents

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Collaborative Care, continued • Invasive therapy

•Transurethral resection of prostate

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Fig. 55-3. Transurethral resection of the prostate.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Collaborative Care• Invasive therapy, continued

•Transurethral incision of prostate

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Nursing Management: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Nursing AssessmentNursing DiagnosesPlanning

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Nursing Management: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Nursing Implementation•Health promotion•Acute intervention

•Preoperative care•Postoperative care

•Ambulatory and home careEvaluation

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Prostate Cancer Etiology and

PathophysiologyClinical Manifestations and

Complications

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Prostate Cancer

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Fig. 55-4. Metastasis of prostate cancer to the pelvis and lumbar spine.

Prostate Cancer Diagnostic StudiesCollaborative Care•Conservative therapy•Surgical therapy

•Radical prostatectomy

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Prostate Cancer

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Fig. 55-5. Common approaches used to perform a prostatectomy. A, Retropubic approach involves a midlineabdominal incision. B, Perineal approach involves an incision between the scrotum and anus.

Prostate Cancer Collaborative Care•Surgical therapy, continued

•Nerve-sparing procedure•Cryotherapy

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Prostate Cancer Collaborative Care,

continued•Radiation therapy

•External beam radiation•Brachytherapy

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Prostate Cancer

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Fig. 55-6. A, Prostate brachytherapy. Implantation of seeds with a needle guided by ultrasound and atemplate grid. B, Radioactive seeds.

Prostate Cancer Collaborative Care, continued•Drug therapy

•Hormonal therapy•Luteinizing-hormone–releasing

hormone (LHRH) agonists and antagonists

•Androgen receptor blockers•Estrogen

•Orchiectomy•Chemotherapy

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Culturally Competent Care: Prostate Cancer

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Nursing Management: Prostate Cancer

Nursing AssessmentNursing DiagnosesPlanningNursing Implementation•Health promotion•Acute intervention•Ambulatory and home care

Evaluation

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Prostatitis Etiology and

PathophysiologyClinical Manifestations and

ComplicationsDiagnostic Studies

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Nursing and Collaborative Management: Prostatitis

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Problems of the Penis

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Congenital Problems

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Problems of Prepuce

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Fig. 55-7. A, Phimosis. Unable to retract the foreskin due to secondary lesions on the prepuce.B, Paraphimosis. Ulcer with edema from foreskin remaining contracted over the prepuce.

Problems of Erectile Mechanism

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Cancer of Penis

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Problems of the Scrotum and Testes

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Inflammatory and Infectious Problems

Skin ProblemsEpididymitis

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Inflammatory and Infectious Problems

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Fig. 55-8. Scrotal masses.

Inflammatory and Infectious Problems

Orchitis

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Congenital Problems

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Acquired Problems Hydrocele

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Acquired Problems

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Fig. 55-9. Hydrocele.

Acquired Problems SpermatoceleVaricoceleTesticular Torsion

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Testicular Cancer Etiology and

PathophysiologyClinical Manifestations and

ComplicationsDiagnostic Studies

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Nursing and Collaborative Management: Testicular

Cancer

Testicular Self-Examination

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Nursing and Collaborative Management: Testicular

Cancer

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Fig. 55-10. Testicular self-examination.

Nursing and Collaborative Management: Testicular

Cancer

Collaborative Care

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Sexual Functioning

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Vasectomy

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Fig. 55-11. Vasectomy procedure. The vas deferens is ligated or resected for the purpose of sterilization.

Erectile Dysfunction Etiology and

PathophysiologyClinical Manifestations and

ComplicationsDiagnostic Studies

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Erectile Dysfunction Collaborative Care•Oral drug therapy•Vacuum constriction device• Intraurethral devices•Penile implants•Sexual counseling

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Nursing Management: Erectile Dysfunction

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Andropause

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Table 55-12. Clinical Manifestations of Andropause.

Infertility

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