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Prostatitis
Tender, swollen, warm, firm gland, caused by infection
BPH
Symmetric enlargement, smooth, firm
Prostate cancer
Nodular area of hardness
Rectal polyp
Require proctoscopy and biopsy to differentiate from malignant lesion
Rectal cancer
Firm, nodular, rolled edges
Rectal shelf
Can mean peritoneal mets
Testicular tumor
Painless mass
Varicocele
Multiple tortuous veins in spermatic cord area, usually on the left, feels like bag of worms.
Hydrocele
Fluid filled, will transilluminate
Spermatocele/cyst
Painless movable mass above testes, transilluminate, usually asymptomatic
Spermatic torsion
Acutely painful, tender, swollen organ that is retracted into the scrotum. Most common in adolescents.
Indirect hernia
Very common hernia arising above the inguinal ligament near midpoint, often entering the scrotum
Direct hernia
Arises above inguinal ligament, near pubic tubercle, rarely enters scrotum
Femoral hernia
Least common, Arises below ligament, looks sort of like enlarged lymph nodes.
blood supply cut off, may need surgical intervention
Strangulated hernia
Bowel sounds can be heard over a _____ but not over a _____
Bowel sounds can be heard over a hernia but not over a hydrocele
bump on abdomen where if they lie down and it returns to the abdomen it is likely a _____
hernia
If you can get your fingers above the mass, suspect a ________
hydrocele