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Question 30 • Kim - Essentials of Healthcare B - ACTIVE

Dr. Stanley has a male patient who is complaining of issues with urination. Sometimes he has pain with urination, and he frequently has trouble starting and stopping his urine flow. Dr. Stanley decides he wants his patient to have an MRI, which is an image of the interior of the body. What area would Dr. Stanley most likely want to examine?

Answer

A

penis

B

prostate

C

uterus

D

scrotum

Explanation

Pain during urination and difficulty starting or stopping the urine stream can be signs of a prostate problem. The prostate surrounds part of the urethra in males, so enlargement or other problems there can affect urination. Dr. Stanley would most likely examine the prostate.

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