renal 1; urination and incontinence

Question 1

discharge of urine from bladder through urethra

Answer 1

micturation

Question 2

voluntary sphincter =

Answer 2

external sphincter

Question 3

enuresis

Answer 3

nocturnal bed-wetting

Question 4

methods to evaluate bladder fx include

Answer 4

cytoscopy
PVR
cystometrogram

Question 5

nocturnal bed-wetting

Answer 5

enuresis

Question 6

hyptrophy
leads to hypersensitivity
bladder spasms
urgency
incontinence
leads to bladder fatigue
stasis
leads to infection
hydroureter
renal damage

Answer 6

obstruction in ending of bladder

Question 7

risk factors for incontinence

Answer 7

female
childbearing
elderly
overweight (pressure)
smoking (stimulant makes urges)

Question 8

functioning bladder
intact parasympathetic pelvic nerve
working detrusor muscles

Answer 8

urination requires

Question 9

contracts to push urine out

Answer 9

detrusor muscle

abdominal muscles too

Question 10

detrusor muscle helps

Answer 10

contact and push urine out

Question 11

urination requires

Answer 11

functioning bladder
intact parasympathetic pelvic nerve
working detrusor muscles

Question 12

stress incontinence

Answer 12

lifting/ coughing causes leak

common for women after childbirth

Question 13

complications of incontinence

Answer 13

odor
skin deterioration
infection
psychological implications

Question 14

test that measures the amount of urine that fills a bladder

Answer 14

cystomertrogram

Question 15

test that looks into bladder

Answer 15

cytoscopy

Question 16

lifting/ coughing causes leak

common for women after childbirth

Answer 16

stress incontinence

Question 17

test that measures the amount of urine that fills a bladder

Answer 17

cystometrogram

Question 18

__ to __mL of urine triggers brain

Answer 18

150 to 300

Question 19

types of incontinence

Answer 19

stress
urge
overflow
gross total

Question 20

test to see residual urine

Answer 20

post void residual test

Question 21

no retention of urine
constantly leaking
failure to empty sx from spine/brain injury

Answer 21

gross total incontinence

Question 22

common for bladder infections

Answer 22

urge incontinence

Question 23

obstruction in ending of bladder

Answer 23

hypertrophy
leads to hypersensitivity
bladder spasms
urgency
incontinence
leads to bladder fatigue
stasis
leads to infection
hydroureters
renal damage

Question 24

stress
urge
overflow
gross total

Answer 24

types of incontinence

Question 25

odor
skin deterioration
infection
psychological implications

Answer 25

complications of incontinence

Question 26

post void residual test

Answer 26

test to see residual urine

PVR

Question 27

overflow incontinence

Answer 27

bladder is full and overflowing out of urethra

common for spinal cord injuries

Question 28

during urination, __ and __ relaxes

Answer 28

internal and external sphincters

Question 29

leaking urine

Answer 29

incontinence

Question 30

bladder is full and overflowing out of urethra

common for spinal cord injuries

Answer 30

overflow incontinence

Question 31

involuntary sphincter =

Answer 31

internal sphincter

Question 32

PVR =

Answer 32

post void residual test

Question 33

hydroureter

Answer 33

backwards pressure from bladder into ureter

Question 34

incontinence

Answer 34

leaking urine

Question 35

urge incontinence

Answer 35

common for bladder infections

Question 36

female
childbearing
elderly
overweight (pressure)
smoking (stimulant makes urges)

Answer 36

risk factors for incontinence

Question 37

gross total incontinence

Answer 37

no retention of urine
constantly leaking
failure to empty sx from spine/brain injury

Question 38

__ to __ mL is full bladder

Answer 38

1000 to 1500 mL

Question 39

micturation

Answer 39

discharge of urine from bladder through urethra

Question 40

backwards pressure from bladder into ureter

Answer 40

hydroureter