Testicular OSCE Examination Quiz

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1
A young man notices a painless scrotal swelling. You can feel a normal spermatic cord above the lump. It sits separate from the testis, feels smooth and fluid-filled (fluctuant), lights up brightly when you shine a torch through it (transilluminates), and there is no cough impulse. What is the single most likely diagnosis?
2
You have finished inspecting and palpating the scrotal contents in a patient with a lump on one side of the scrotum. What is the best way to finish the examination?
3
When a patient is examined standing, which finding is most characteristic of a varicocele?

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