case study on testicular pain

A 16-year-old male patient presents with acute onset of right testicular pain. He is nauseated, but is not vomiting, and has a temperature of 101 orally. He denies recent trauma or illness.
On physical examination, you note that he has one descended testicle that is red, swollen, and tender to palpation. The cremasteric reflex is absent.

Determine this patient’s diagnoses.
What is your immediate intervention and what is your future plan for work up?
Is this patient at risk for any complications in the future? What is the meaning of the absent cremasteric reflex?

Assignment Grading Criteria Maximum Points
Patient 1
Diagnosed the patient presenting with right testicular pain correctly, suggested immediate interventions, and created a future plan 30

Identified future complications for this patient and correctly interpreted the implications of the absent cremasteric reflex.

20
Submitted the exam response document on time in the required format. 10
Used APA 6th edition style guidelines consistently and accurately. 10
Used correct spelling and grammar. 10
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