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Old 10-08-2003, 11:18 AM
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for each of the following RFs or etiologies select the correct type of female urinary incontinence:
1-bladder tumor
2-cystitis
3-pelvic radiation
4-epidural anesthetic
5-DM

A:sensory irritation incontinence
B:motor urge incontinence
Cverflow incontinence
D:total incontinence
E:genuine stress incontinence
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Old 10-09-2003, 09:38 AM
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1-bladder tumor: A:sensory irritation incontinence
2-cystitis: A:sensory irritation incontinence
3-pelvic radiation: D:total incontinence(the development of a bladder fistula secondary to pelvic radiation results in total incontinence)
4-epidural anesthetic: Cverflow incontinence (leads to detresur hypotonia)
5-DM: Cverflow incontinence
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