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Across 2. OTHER CHANNEL OF METASTASIS 3. METASTASIS COMMONLY OCCURS THROUGH ___________CHANNELS 5. AN UNMODIFIABLE RISK FACTOR 8. SERUM STUDIES TO DIAGNOSE TC CHECK FOR THESE MARKERS, HCG AND 10. A STAGE 1 SEMINOMA WITH METASTASIS IN THE RETROPERITONEAL LYMPH NODES IS TREATED BY 14. ACQUIRED RISK FACTOR 15. CAUSE OF TC 16. AGE AT WHICH MEN SHOULD BEGIN PERFORMING SELF TESTICULAR EXAMS 18. SURGICAL REMOVAL OF TESTES 20. TWO RARE COMPLICATIONAS OF TESTICULAR SURGERY ARE HEMATOMA AND _______ 21. _______________CAN BE INSERTED TO PRESERVE TESTICULAR APPEARANCE 23. HCG-PRODUCING TUMORS MAY CAUSE THIS 25. AFTER SURGEY MOST COMMON CONCERN IS WITH _____________FUNCTION 26. FIRST SIGN OF TESTICULAR CANCER IS SLIGHT 27. MOST COMMON LONG TERM COMPLICATION OF RADIATION THERAPY 28. PRESENTATION OF TC IS

Down 1. DURING RT, DAMAGE TO CONTRALATERAL TESTICLE IS MINIMIZED BY 4. A RISK FACTOR THAT MEANS UNDESCENDED TESTICLE 6. TC SURVIVAL HAS IMPROVED AS A RESULT OF TREATMENT WITH EFFECTIVE COMBINATION_________ 7. SYMPTOMS IN THIS SYSTEM ARE SIGN OF TC METASTASIS 9. LOCAL SPREAD TO THE EPIDIDYMISIS INHIBITED BY THE 11. DURING AMBULATION (POST-OP) A SCROTAL___________PROVIDES RELIEF TO THE PT. 12. SYMPTOMS OF TC METASTASIS MAY PRESENT IN THIS SYSTEM 13. ______________ AMERICANS ARE FIVE TIMES MORE LIKELY TO HAVE TC 17. METASTATIC SYMPTOM 19. A SIGN OF BLEEDING IN THE SPERMATIC CORD STUMP IS 22. OTHER METATASTIC SYMPTOM IS BACK PAIN IN THE _________REGION 24. TO HELP A PT COPE WITH THE CHANGES THE PT MIGHT EXPERIENCE, A NURSE MUST ESTABLISH