Diagnosis of testicular torsion

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A nurse practitioner suspects that an 8-year-old patient may have a diagnosis of testicular torsion. Identify a symptom that this patient may present with to support this diagnosis. Loss of cremasteric reflex on the affected side Slow, insidious onset of scrotal pain Penile inflammation Urinary leakage.

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