A client has a suspected hydrocele. Which assessments should be the priority? Palpating and pressure to reduce testes into scrotum. Abdominal X-ray and CT. Observation and percussion to distinguish if fluid or mass. Transillumination and ultrasound.
[Verified Answer]: A client has a suspected hydrocele
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