A patient experiencing a "swollen" scrotum is found to have fluid within the scrotum. Which health problem should the nurse suspect this patient will need to have treated?

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A fluid-filled scrotum typically indicates a hydrocele, which is a common condition where fluid accumulates around the testicles. This condition is usually benign but can still cause discomfort and may require treatment. Options B, C, and D are less likely causes of scrotal swelling and would require further evaluation and diagnosis.

A Patient Experiencing a "Swollen" Scrotum Is Found to Have