Question

question 32
1 pts
isaiah is an 19 y/o male who comes to the clinic with a chief complaint of a palpable nodule
on his right testicle. he notes that it hurts and that it is larger than his left testicle. the most
likely diagnosis is:
prostate cancer
testicular torsion
testicular cancer
varicose vein
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Explanation:

Testicular cancer often presents as a painless lump, but pain can occur. Prostate cancer affects the prostate (not the testicle). Testicular torsion is sudden severe pain with a high - riding testicle (not a nodule). Varicose vein (varicocele) is a "bag of worms" feeling (not a nodule). The age (19 - year - old, peak incidence of testicular cancer is 15 - 35 years) and nodule on testicle make testicular cancer the most likely.

Answer:

Testicular Cancer