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The nurse has palpated an abnormal mass within the client’s scrotum. Which assessment activity is appropriate for the nurse to perform next?
1. The nurse should percuss the client’s scrotum.
2. The nurse should attempt to transilluminate behind the area in which the abnormal mass was palpated.
3. The nurse should inspect the inguinal area.
4. The nurse should gently squeeze the mass between the fingers.

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Health & Physical Assessment In Nursing

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