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Incontinence and retention Flashcards

1
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Female urinary bladder can store:

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350 ml

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2
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Male urinary bladder can store:

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450 ml

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3
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Histology of urinary bladder:

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Outer adventitial layer: connective tissue
Middle smooth muscle: detrusor muscle
Inner: transitional epithelium

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4
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Mictuition is controlled by:

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Pontine micution center

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5
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The sympathetic nervous system acts to:

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Retain urine: relax detrusor, contract internal sphincter

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6
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The parasympathetic nervous system acts to:

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Urinate: contract detrusor

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7
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Nerves involved in mictuition:

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  • Pelvic afferent (sensory)
  • Pelvic nerve (PS)
  • Hypogastric (S)
  • Pudendal (Somatic)
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8
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Receptors involved in mictuition:

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M3, B3, a1, nicotinic

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9
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External urethral spincter is:

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Skeletal muscle, under voluntary control

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10
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Pelvic and pudendal nerves come from which level of the spinal cord?

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S2-S4

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11
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Test to look at problems filling and emptying bladder:

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Cystometry

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12
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Cystometry measures pressures in what:

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  • Rectum
  • Bladder
  • Intrinsic bladder pressure (bladder - rectum)
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13
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Pressure measurements are measured in synchronicity with:

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Flow rate

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14
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BPH =

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Benign prostatic hypertrophy

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15
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BOO =

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Bladder outflow obstruction

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16
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Types of male lower urinary tract symptoms:

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  • Voiding

- Storage

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17
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Voiding symptoms:

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Weak, intermittent stream
Staining
Hesitancy
Incomplete emptying
Terminal dribble
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18
Q

Storage symptoms:

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  • Frequency
  • Urgency
  • Nocturia
  • Incontinence
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19
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What is common in men but uncommon in women?

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Voiding difficulty

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20
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Causes of voiding difficulty:

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Increased outflow resistance from obstruction at bladder neck or prostate
Detrusor muscle failure (less likely)

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21
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Detrusor muscle failure can be primary or secondary to…

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Bladder outflow obstruction

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22
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What hormone is though to be involved in cell hypertrophy of prostate?

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Dihydrotestosterone

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23
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5 a reductase =

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Converts testosterone into DHT

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24
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What may you see on cystometry of BPH:

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Pressure double and only manages to pass half the flow

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25
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Acute urinary retention =

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Painful inability to void with relief of pain following bladder drainage

26
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Diagnosis of urinary retention:

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volumes between 500-800 ccs

27
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BOO and retention in women in:

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Rare, usually has a urogenic cause

28
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Zones of the prostate:

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Peripheral, central, transitional

29
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Complications of BPH:

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Obstruction - retention
Overflow incontinence
Bladder stones
Kidney damage
Increased risk of infection
30
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Causes of retention:

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  • Urethral obstruction

- Neurological

31
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Treatment of retention

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Intermitted self-catheterisation
In-dwelling catheter
Alpha blockers, phytotherpay

32
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Phytotherapy =

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Use of plant-derived medications in treatment

33
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Alduzosin hydrocholrise, dozazosin, tamsulosin, prazosin :

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Alpha blockers

34
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MoA of Tamsulosin:

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Blocks alpha receptor on sphincter - relaxes sphincter

35
Q

Ex of 5ARI:

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Finasteride

36
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Alpha blockers work to:

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  • Improve symptoms
37
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4ARIS work to:

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Reduce symptoms and prevent progression

38
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Onset of symptoms relief with BPH meds:

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1-2 weeks with alpha blockers, longer with 5ARIs

39
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TUIP =

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Transurethral incision of prostate

40
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TURP =

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Transurethral resection of prostate

41
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What should you consider in any patient presenting with voiding difficulty, particularly those with incontinence

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Detrusor failure or underactive detrusor function. Incontinence may be overflow.

42
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Incontinence =

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A storage symptom. Any involuntary loss of urine

43
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2 ways incontinence can be an issue:

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  • Social

- Hygiene

44
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Types of incontinence:

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Stress
Urge
Overflow
Mixed

45
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Stress incontinence =

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Leakage of urine due to extra abdominal pressure (coughing, sneezing, laughing). Usually due to problem with sphincter.

46
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Urge incontinence =

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Sudden urge and intense need to pass urine. Usually due to bladder spasms

47
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Mixed incontinence =

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Stress and urge

48
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Overflow incontinence =

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Due to chronic retention

49
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Incontinence is common in:

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  • Women
  • Hospital
  • Nursing homes
50
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UI QoL issues

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Distress, embarrassment, inconvenience, hygiene, self-esteem

falls, fractures, depression, increased likelihood of institutionalisation

51
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Risk factors for UI:

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  • Pregnancy, childbirth
  • Obesity
  • Age, menopause
  • Constipation
  • Chronic cough, smoking
52
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Treatment of stress incontinence:

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  • Pelvic floow exercises
  • a-adrenergic agonists
  • oestrogens
  • tricyclic antidepressants
  • surgery
53
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Surgical treatments for stress incontinence:

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  • Elevation or support of bladder neck: TVT, TVT-O, TOT, SIMUS
  • Enhance urethral resistance: bulking agents (e.g. collagen)
54
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TVT =

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Tension free vaginal tape

55
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TVT-O =

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Tension free vaginal tape oburator

56
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TOT =

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Transobturator tape

57
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SIMUS =

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Single incision mid urethral tape

58
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Treatment of overactive bladder/urge incontinence:

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  • Behavioural therapy, relaxation
  • Anticholinergics
  • Botox
  • Surgery
59
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Anti-cholinergics:

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Oxybutynin, tolterodine

60
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Surgery for overactive bladder:

A

Sacral nerve stimulation

PTNS = percutanous posterior tibial nerve stimulation

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