Nursing 105 Quiz 5 Study Guide

prostatitis {Ans: fever chills malaise urinary frequency and urgency dysuria urethral discharge dull aching pain in perineal and rectal area. an exquisitely tender enlargement is acute inflammation yielding a swollen slightly asymmetric gland. with a chronic inflammation the signs can vary from tender enlargement with a boggy feel to isolated firm areas caused by fibrosis. or the gland may feel normal.}scorbutic gums {Ans: deficiency of vitamin C. gums are swollen ulcerated and bleeding because of vitamin C deficiency induced defects in oral epithelial basement membrane and periodontal collagen fiber synthesis.}right upper quadrant {Ans: liver gallbladder duodenum head of pancreas right kidney and adrenal hepatic flexure of colon part of ascending and transverse colon}herpes (HSV2) in men {Ans: clusters of small vesicles with surrounding erythema which are often painful and erupt on the glans foreskin and anus. ruptures form superficial ulcers may have mild tingling before outbreak or shooting pain in buttocks or leg. treated with oral acyclovir. remains dormant indefinitely recurrent infections last 3 to 10 days with milder symptoms}rectocele {Ans: feeling of pressure in vagina possibly constipation. with straining note introitus widening and the presence of a soft round bulge from posterior}magenta tongue