Urinary Incontinence and Prolapse Flashcards

1
Q

what are the layers that make up the pelvic floor

A

pelvic diaphrgam

muscles of perineal pouches

perineal membrane

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2
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what muscles make up the pelvic diaphragm?

A

levator ani

coccygeus

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3
Q

anterior gap between medial borders of pelivc diaphragm allows for?

A

urogenital hiatus → passage for urethra and vagina

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4
Q

what openings are present in the perineal membrane?

A

urethra (and vagina in females)

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5
Q

what are the three muscles that form the levator ani?

A

iliococcygeus

pubococcygeus

puborectalis

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6
Q

is the levator ani relaxed or tense in during urination and defecation?

A

relaxed

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7
Q

what nerves innervate the levator ani?

A

pudendal nerve (S2,3,4)

nerve to levator ani

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8
Q

describe a vaginal prolapse?

A

herniation of urethra, bladder or rectum into vagina

presents as lump in vaginal wall

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9
Q

what is uterine prolapse?

A

descent of the uterus

can be 1st, 2nd or 3rd degree

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10
Q

how does uterine prolapse present?

A

dragging sensation, feeling of a lump

urinary incontinence

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11
Q

how can uterine prolapse be repaired?

A

supraspinous fixation

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12
Q

explain sacrospinous fixation?

A

sutures plced in sacrospinous ligament and then to cervix or vaginal wall

repairs cervical/vault descent

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13
Q

sacrospinous fixation carries risk to which nerves?

A

pudendal nerve

sciatic nerve

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14
Q

what surgical option is available for urinary incontinence?

A

trans-obturator approach

mesh through obturator canal- creates sling around urethra

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15
Q

Name some anti-muscarinic agents used in urinary incontince

A

Oxybutynin

Tolterodine

Darifenacin

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16
Q

what are the SE’s of antimuscarinic agents?

A

dry mouth

constipation

blurred vision

17
Q

how do B3 agonists help manage urinary incontinence?

A

relaxes bladder smooth muscle through activation of B3 adrenoreceptor

(low intrinsic activity for B1, B2)

18
Q

what are some additional therpaies for urinary incontince used alongside anitmuscarinics and B3 agonists?

A

desmopressin

topical oestrogen

botox

augmentation cystoplasty

19
Q

which drug therapy works by

1) delayed voiding
2) inc storage capacity and decreased voiding frequency

A

1) antimuscarinics
2) B3 agonists

20
Q

which drug therapy works by increasing relaxation of detrusor muscle as oppsoed to inhibiting involuntary contractions?

A

B3 agonists → relaxation of detrusor muscle

antimuscarinics → inhibits involuntary contractions

21
Q

antimuscarincs work using cholinergic or adrenergic control?

A

antimuscarinics = cholinergic control (parasympathetic)

B3 agonsits = adrenergic control (sympathetic)

22
Q

what are anterior, middle and posterior prolapses known as?

A

anterior- cystocele

middle- enterocele

posterior- retrocele

23
Q

how are prolpases repaired?

A

vaginal repair in anterior and middle

vaginal or abdominal repair in posterior

24
Q

if all compartments prolapse this is known as?

A

complete eversion

25
how is prolpase qauntified?
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification System (POP-Q)
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how many sites are tested for POP-Q with the patient straining and at rest?
straining- 6 sites tested rest- 3 sites tested
27
each site tested in POP-Q is measured in relation to what?
hymenal ring above= -ve number below = +ve number
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what are the 5 stages of prolapse?
Stage 0 → no prolpase Stage I → 1cm above hymen Stage II → -1cm and +1cm in relation to hymen Stage III → \>1cm beond hymen Stage IV → compete vaginal eversion
29
other than surgery what is amore conservative management of prolapse?
pessaries
30
who qualifies to use a pessarie?
mild to moderate prolapse family not complete patient request
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what are complications of pessaries?
discharge ulcerations fibrous bands
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how often must pessaries be changed?
6 months