GASTROINTESTINAL | | PRESENTATION OF TC IS |
UNILATERAL | | A RISK FACTOR THAT MEANS UNDESCENDED TESTICLE |
TUNICAALBUGINEA | | SERUM STUDIES TO DIAGNOSE TC CHECK FOR THESE MARKERS, HCG AND |
DEHISCENCE | | TO HELP A PT COPE WITH THE CHANGES THE PT MIGHT EXPERIENCE, A NURSE MUST ESTABLISH |
FIFTEEN | | DURING RT, DAMAGE TO CONTRALATERAL TESTICLE IS MINIMIZED BY |
LUMBAR | | _______________CAN BE INSERTED TO PRESERVE TESTICULAR APPEARANCE |
IDIOPATHIC | | MOST COMMON LONG TERM COMPLICATION OF RADIATION THERAPY |
ALPHAFETOPROTEIN | | OTHER METATASTIC SYMPTOM IS BACK PAIN IN THE _________REGION |
DYSPEPSIA | | METASTATIC SYMPTOM |
GYNECOMASTIA | | TC SURVIVAL HAS IMPROVED AS A RESULT OF TREATMENT WITH EFFECTIVE COMBINATION_________ |
HIV | | A STAGE 1 SEMINOMA WITH METASTASIS IN THE RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODES IS TREATED BY |
CHEMOTHERAPY | | A SIGN OF BLEEDING IN THE SPERMATIC CORD STUMP IS |
OPENNESS | | HCG-PRODUCING TUMORS MAY CAUSE THIS |
GENETIC | | SYMPTOMS OF TC METASTASIS MAY PRESENT IN THIS SYSTEM |
NECKMASS | | ACQUIRED RISK FACTOR |
CRYPTORCHIDISM | | AFTER SURGEY MOST COMMON CONCERN IS WITH _____________FUNCTION |
SEXUAL | | ______________ AMERICANS ARE FIVE TIMES MORE LIKELY TO HAVE TC |
CAUCASIAN | | METASTASIS COMMONLY OCCURS THROUGH ___________CHANNELS |
RADIATION | | TWO RARE COMPLICATIONAS OF TESTICULAR SURGERY ARE HEMATOMA AND _______ |
VASULAR | | SURGICAL REMOVAL OF TESTES |
ENLARGEMENT | | LOCAL SPREAD TO THE EPIDIDYMISIS INHIBITED BY THE |
ORCHIECTOMY | | SYMPTOMS IN THIS SYSTEM ARE SIGN OF TC METASTASIS |
RESPIRTORY | | CAUSE OF TC |
IMPLANTS | | AN UNMODIFIABLE RISK FACTOR |
SUPPORT | | DURING AMBULATION (POST-OP) A SCROTAL___________PROVIDES RELIEF TO THE PT. |
SCROTALEDEMA | | AGE AT WHICH MEN SHOULD BEGIN PERFORMING SELF TESTICULAR EXAMS |
LYMPHATIC | | OTHER CHANNEL OF METASTASIS |
SHIELDING | | FIRST SIGN OF TESTICULAR CANCER IS SLIGHT |