Term
| Types of incontinence: Stress/Pressure. Treat with? |
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Definition
| Kegels, weight loss, bladder training |
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| Types of incontinence: Urge (overactive bladder, central inhibition). Treat with? |
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Definition
| Bladder training, voiding schedule, Anti Cholinergics, decrease bladder contractions |
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| Types of incontinence: Overflow/RETENTION (Obstruction, impaired detrusor): Treat with? |
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Definition
| Catheter, alpha-adrenergic blocker, outlet resistance, parasympathomimetic |
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| Causes of incontinence: Reflux (cord lesion above S2, detrusor hyperreflexia): Treat with? |
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Definition
| Self Cath, alpha adrenergic blocker, relax sceletal muscle/external sphincter |
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| Causes of incontinence: Cognitive motor, treat with? |
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Definition
| Scheduled voiding, environment, assistance |
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Term
| What causes FLACCID BLADDER? Upper or lower motor neuron impairment? |
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Definition
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| What is the cause of spastic bladder? |
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Definition
| Upper motor neuron impairment |
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Term
| What is neurogenic bladder? |
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Definition
| Any kind of abnormal/absent bladder innervation. |
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Term
| What is Detruser-Spincter Dyssnergia? |
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Definition
| When you ahve REFLUX because of sphincter contraction during bladder contraction STOP MEANS GO! |
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Term
| What are non pharmacologic interentions for incontinence? |
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Definition
| Kegels, patterning intake, double voiding, pads/diapers, bladder training, voiding schedule, external collection divices |
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