lecture 8 incontinence Flashcards
outer layer of the bladder
connective tissue layer
middle layer of the bladder
muscle
what is the muscle of the bladder called
detrusor
inner bladder layer
transitional cell epithelium
where is bladder controlled
S2-S4
what is voiding controlled by in the brain
pontine microutrition centre
bladder capacity
500ml
muscles of the bladder
detrusor contracts
urethral sphincter relaxes
BOO
bladder outflow obstruction
at what age does the prostate start to change
25
storage symtoms
frequency
nocturia
urgency
urge incontinence
voiding symptoms
hesitancy, poor flow and incomplete bladder emptying, urinary retention
what is acute urinary retention
Defined as a painful inability to void, with relief of pain following bladder drainage by catheterisation
medical treatments of BOO in women
Phototherapy Watchful waiting Alpha-blockers 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors Combination therapy Surgery
when would you know if someone was retaining water on examination
bladder is palpable above the pubic symphysis