Testicular Disorders: Testicular torsion, Varicocele, Testicular cancer
Testicular Disorders: Testicular torsion, Varicocele, Testicular cancer ( 15 Questions)
Which statement by the client indicates a correct understanding of the causes of testicular cancer?
Testicular cancer is not primarily caused by hormonal imbalances in the scrotum. Hormonal factors may play a role in some cases, but they are not the primary cause.
Exposure to estrogen-like compounds during childhood is not a well-established cause of testicular cancer. Genetic and environmental factors are more commonly associated with this cancer.
Testicular cancer is not caused by the enlargement of veins within the scrotum. The causes of testicular cancer are more complex and involve genetic and environmental factors.
This is the correct statement. The exact cause of testicular cancer is not fully understood, but genetic factors can increase the risk. Family history of testicular cancer is a known risk factor, suggesting a genetic component.
Choice A rationale:
Testicular cancer is not primarily caused by hormonal imbalances in the scrotum.
Hormonal factors may play a role in some cases, but they are not the primary cause.
Choice B rationale:
Exposure to estrogen-like compounds during childhood is not a well-established cause of testicular cancer.
Genetic and environmental factors are more commonly associated with this cancer.
Choice C rationale:
Testicular cancer is not caused by the enlargement of veins within the scrotum.
The causes of testicular cancer are more complex and involve genetic and environmental factors.
Choice D rationale:
This is the correct statement.
The exact cause of testicular cancer is not fully understood, but genetic factors can increase the risk.
Family history of testicular cancer is a known risk factor, suggesting a genetic component.