Urinary Incontinence/APA Style/ch.15

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· Question 1

0 out of 10 points

Mrs. Doe is 68 years old, 30 hours post-stroke with left hemiparesis. Her bedding is wet and her urine is dark amber with a foul smell. Mrs. Doe is asking for an indwelling catheter.

Selected Answer:	All of the above.
Answers:	Notify the stroke rehabilitation team of the incontinence
	Initiate a prompted voiding schedule and appropriate absorbent padding.
	Encourage her to drink more water, if not on fluid restriction.
	Patient teaching regarding the risk of UTI with an indwelling catheter.
	All of the above.

· Question 2

10 out of 10 points

Bladder training includes:

Selected Answer:	All of the above
Answers:	Patient education
	Scheduled voiding
	Positive reinforcement
	All of the above

· Question 3

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Behavioral management of UI includes all of the following except:

Selected Answer:	Pharmacologic or surgical treatment
Answers:	Prompted voiding
	Scheduled toileting
	Pharmacologic or surgical treatment
	Praising the patient for being dry and using the toilet

· Question 4

10 out of 10 points

Drugs like Ditropan and Detrol are effective for urinary incontinence because they strengthen bladder muscle tone and cause the bladder muscle to contract.

Selected Answer:

orrect

False

Answers:

True

orrect

False

· Question 5

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Ageing is associated with bladder capacity

Selected Answer:

ncorrect

True

Answers:

True

orrect

False

· Question 6

10 out of 10 points

Having a stroke can cause UI.

Selected Answer:

orrect

True

Answers:

orrect

True

False

· Question 7

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Incontinence affects twice as many men as women.

Selected Answer:

ncorrect

True

Answers:

True

orrect

False

· Question 8

10 out of 10 points

The symptoms of Stress Incontinence include:

Selected Answer:	Losing urine while sneezing, laughing, coughing or moving about.
Answers:	Feeling overwhelmed by work.
	Having an urgency to go to the toilet.
	Losing urine while sneezing, laughing, coughing or moving about.
	Passing a little bit of urine without feeling the need to urinate.

· Question 9

10 out of 10 points

Urge incontinence may occur when one hears the sound of water, or when on the way to the toilet.

Selected Answer:

orrect

True

Answers:

orrect

True

False

· Question 10

10 out of 10 points

If a patient answers "yes" to the following questions, it may indicate he/she has a problem with UI.

Selected Answer:	All three questions
Answers:	Does your bedding have urine stains?
	Does coughing or sneezing cause you to wet yourself?
	Do you lose urine in sufficient quantity to be a problem for you?
	Second and third questions only
	All three questions

· Question 11

10 out of 10 points

Kegel exercises strengthen pelvic floor muscles and reduce urinary incontinence.

Selected Answer:

orrect

True

Answers:

orrect

True

False

· Question 12

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Urinary incontinence is associated with all of the following except:

Selected Answer:	Urinary tract infection
Answers:	Impaired mobility
	Drinking 1500cc of water in 24 hours
	Weak pelvic muscles
	Urinary tract infection

· Question 13

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Urinary incontinence is a normal consequence of ageing.

Selected Answer:

ncorrect

True

Answers:

True

orrect

False

· Question 14

10 out of 10 points

Urinary incontinence has been associated with:

Selected Answer:	All of the above
Answers:	Constipation, Confusion
	Impaired mobility
	Reaction to medication
	All of the above
	None of the above