Incontinence Flashcards

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somatic control of weeing

A

by pudendal nerve (S2-4) - ACh on a nicotinic receptor making your eus contract

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parasympathetic control of weeing

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pelvic nerve (S2-4) - ACh on a muscarinic receptor making you detrusor muscles contract

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sympathetic control of weeing

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hypogastric nerve (T10-L2) - NA on alpha receptor making your ius contract
NA on beta receptor making you detrusor relax
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4
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ACh acts on which receptor types

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nicotinic and muscarinic

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5
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NA/A act on which receptors types

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alpha and beta

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6
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what type of incontinence results from a weak bladder outlet

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stress incontinence

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7
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what type of incontinence is due to a weak pelvic floor and so is common in parous women

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stress

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treatment of stress incontinence

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PFMT, oestrogen cream, duloxetine and surgery

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9
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how is duloxetine used to manage stress incontinence

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used in moderate or severe incontinence as part of a strategy including PFMT

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10
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two types of surgery for stress incontinence

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culposuspension and TVT (tension-free vaginal tape)

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by what theory does culposuspension and TVT work in incontinence

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hammock theory - by having the bladder lying low it may stimulate bladder neck receptors to prematurely micturate

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what two types of incontinence is culposuspension and TVT used in

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urge and stress

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what is the problem in urge incontinence

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bladder contracts too readily with a small volume and involuntarily

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14
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what proportion of women in nursing homes are incontinent

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50%

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15
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investigations of incontinence

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3 days urinary diary
urine dipstick
post voiding residual volume assessment
urodynamics (uroflowmetry)
cystometry
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16
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4 lifestyle changes to improve stress incontinence

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stop smoking
lose weight
eat better to avoid constipation
stop drinking alcohol and caffeine

17
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how does TVT work

A

bit of tape goes around the urethra and attaches to the front of the abdoominal wall

18
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true/false TVT has higher operative and postoperative morbidity than colposuspension

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false - less morbidity is associated

19
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what is the 1st line surgical treatment

20
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true/false - TVT can be curative

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true - in 80% of cases

21
Q

common complications of TVT

A

bladder perforation

vaginal and urethral erosions

22
Q

what surgery option has a lower morbidity than TVT

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TOT - has a comparable success rate too

23
Q

what is overactive bladder syndrome

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urge incontinence - urodynamically demonstrable detrusor overactivity

24
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symptoms of overactive bladder syndrome

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urgency +/- incontinence with frequency and nocturia

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risk factors for urge incontinence
older diabetic UTI smoker
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what age group is overactive bladder syndrome most common in
75+
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4 lifestyle modifications for OAB syndrome
regular fluid intake reduce caffeine stop smoking lose weigth
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conservative management of OAB syndrome
bladder training programme and lifestyle modification
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pharmacological treatment of OAB syndorme
antimuscarinics and TCAs
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how does an antimuscarinic work in treating OAB syndrome
blocks ACh action at muscarinic receptor on detrusor muscle and so inhibits its contraction
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what drugs can be usd to treat BPH in male outflow obstruction
alpha blocker and anti-androgens
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what incontinence is commonly secondary to catheterisation, MS and stroke
neuropathic bladder (too weak)
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how do you treat a neuropathic bladder
catheterisation
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what other class of drug can be used to treat OAB syndrome
beta-3-adrenoceptor agonists
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two types of receptor on detrusor muscle
beta and muscarinic
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what can be injected to treat OAB syndrome
botox bby