Week 4: Urinary key terms

Question 0

Define Micturate

Answer 0

voluntary control of bladder

Question 1

Define incontinence

Answer 1

inability to control bladder function

Question 2

Normal bladder innervagtion

Detrusor mm

Answer 2

smooth muscle, autonomic, involuntary control

Question 3

Normal bladder innervation

Internal sphincter of bladder neck

Answer 3

smooth muscle, autonomic, involuntary control

Question 4

normal baldder innervation

External sphincter of distal bladder neck

Answer 4

skeletal muscle, somatic innervation, voluntary

Question 5

What is the problem with urinary stasis

Answer 5

bladder fills to a point where urine becomes septic and harbors bacteria

Question 6

What type of animals typically experience a Incontinent neurologic bladder

Answer 6

paralyzed animals

Question 7

what is a common nursing technique in dealing with animal experiencing incontinence

Answer 7

manual bladder expression

Question 8

how do osmotic diuretics work

Answer 8

filter large sugar molecules but do not reabsorb them

Question 9

how do loop diuretics work

Answer 9

paralyze reabsorption of sodium

Question 10

how do potassium sparing diuretics work

Answer 10

increase excretion of sodium with reabsorption of potassium