UI Flashcards

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OAB definition

A

Overwhelming sensation of needing to void (urgency) with or without the involuntary loss of urine usually with frequency and nocturia

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Urge incontinence definition

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Overwhelming sensation of needing to void (urgency) with the involuntary loss of urine

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Sympathetic nerve supply to detrusor muscle with action and neurochemical

A

Hypogastric nerve
Relaxation of detrusor - bladder filling
Norepinephrine

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Parasympathetic inner action of detrusor muscle with action and nuerochemical

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Pelvic nerve
Detrusor contraction-bladder emptying
Acetylcholine

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5
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PVR

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Remaining urine in the bladder following a void

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Urotlometry

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Urinary flow rates an flow patterns

Low flow rate ma indicate bladder outlet obstruction

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Valsalva leak point pressure

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Test of the urethral sphincter resistance against increases in intra-abdominal pressure

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Pressure-flow study (Cstometrography)

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Assessed bladder capacity, bladder compliance, and the presence of phasic contractions

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Cystography

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Shows presence of SUI, degree of urethral motion, and presence of cystocele

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EMG (electromyography)

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Used to distinguish coordinated voiding from uncoordinated voiding (failure of urethral relaxation during bladder contraction)

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