Urinary incontinence overview Flashcards

1
Q

what are the two types of symptoms

A

irritative and obstructive

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2
Q

does stress have irritative or obstructive symptoms?

A

No

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3
Q

what are initiating events of stress incontinence

A

sneezing
coughing
standing
laughing

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4
Q

what type symptoms does urge incontinence have

A

irritative symptoms

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5
Q

will overflow have irritative symptoms or initiating event?

A

Yes and no

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6
Q

what symptoms will overflow incontinence have

A

obstructive symptoms (but may have symptoms of urge or stress)

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7
Q

what do you not use anticholinergics/ TCAs to treat?

A

overflow incontinence

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8
Q

what are alpha blockers used to treat?

A

BPH, HTN (2nd line)

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9
Q

how long is chronic incontinence considered

A

6 weeks

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10
Q

what test do you do for stress incontinence?

A

pelvic laxity test

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11
Q

place fingers in lateral fornices, and have them bear down if they void then don’t void with finger pressure

A

The bonney (Marshall) test

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12
Q

what do you use for urge incontinence

A

bladder training

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13
Q

old school drug used for urge incontinence. not bladder specific, can cause dry mouth and eyes.

A

Oxybutynin (OTC in patch)

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14
Q

distended bladder due to obstruction at base or due to atonic or flaccid bladder. Strian to urinate or decreased flow to urinate. Will high post residual volume

A

overflow incontinence

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15
Q

tx for overflow bladder

A

catheter them slowly or can have a massive vasovagal response

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16
Q

what is hypothermia?

A

<35 C or 95 F

17
Q

do older people shiver for longer or shorter than younger people?

A

shorter

18
Q

tx for hypothermia

A

warm IV fluid

warm core before limbs

19
Q

anticipatory monitoring for hypothermia

A

metabolic acidosis
cardiac decompensation/ arrhytmias
hyperkalemia, hypoglycemia
renal failure

20
Q

best tx for hypothermia

A

prevention
patient awareness
foot wear for circulation

21
Q

hyperthermia

A

core temp >40.6C or >105

22
Q

type of incontinence alpha adrenergic agonists treats (increase urethral tone)

A

mild stress

23
Q

type of intontience that anticholinergic agents treat by increasing bladder capacity and volume threshold

A

Urge

24
Q

antispasmodic drugs are used to treat what type of incontinence by depressing smooth muscle activity.

A

urge

25
Q

type of incontinence that TCAs tx by increasing bladder relaxation and spinchter tone

A

mixed
stress
urge

26
Q

what type incontinence does estrogen tx?

A

Stress

Urge

27
Q

What type incontinence does botox tx?

A

urge

spinal cord injury, MS

28
Q

Type of drugs for BPH

A

alpha 1 blocker (relaxes smooth muscle)

5 alpha reductase inhibitors (block testosterone)`

29
Q

Tx for stress incontinence

A
Kegel
estrogen
duloxitine
surgery
pessary
diapers
alpha adrenergic agonists 
TCAs
30
Q

txs for urge incontinence

A

bladder training
anticholinergis/ antimusarcinic
TCAs with anticholinergic properties
diapers/ incontinence

31
Q

Tx for atonic or flaccid bladder (loss of neural innervation)

A

TCAs
narcotics
tranquilizers
anticholinergics