COPY: Are You Ready to Dive into the World of Incontinence and Diaper Training?
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What is the goal of diaper training?

  • To redefine oneself as a diaper wearer and retrain the basic habit of voiding (correct)
  • To avoid using the bathroom altogether
  • To become incontinent without conscious effort
  • To achieve bowel control without conscious effort

What is the process of becoming incontinent?

  • Using a topical anesthetic to the sphincter muscle to control bowel movements
  • Masturbating in wet sheets to associate pleasure with bedwetting
  • Wearing a diaper and wetting it deliberately, along with sexual pleasure
  • Drinking heavily four hours before bed, sleeping without protection, and gradually using a plastic sheet (correct)

What are the supplies needed for diaper training?

  • Adult diapers, plastic pants, baby wipes, and a diaper changing mat
  • Disposable diapers and baby powder
  • Cloth diapers, diaper pins, and a diaper pail
  • Baby lotion, baby powder, diaper pins, toddler diapers, diaper rash cream, a large sports bottle, fitted briefs, a diaper bag, diaper wipes, conditioner, disposable razors, a loofah, diaper pails, and ivory soap or baby magic. (correct)

What is the process of achieving bowel incontinence?

<p>Using the 'body reflex push' method to empty your bowels without conscious pushing (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of double diapering?

<p>Better absorption and easier disposal (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended diet for diaper training?

<p>Avoiding red meat, excess salt, junk food, painkillers, and diet soda while consuming apples, bananas, dark chocolate, bran cereal, yogurt, olive oil, blackberries, cranberry juice, wheat bread, herbal tea, watermelon, honey, almonds, and zinc supplements (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommendation for changing diapers in public?

<p>To use a private area or restroom (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the potential side effects of becoming incontinent or diaper training?

<p>Physical side effects such as rashes and infections (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the goal of diaper training?

<p>To achieve functional incontinence (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the 'feeling-thinking-doing' process replaced by in diaper training?

<p>Feeling-doing (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the process of becoming incontinent?

<p>Drinking heavily four hours before bed and gradually using a plastic sheet (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some potential side effects of the process of becoming incontinent?

<p>Rashes and infections (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the 'body reflex push' method used for?

<p>Emptying bowels without conscious pushing (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended diaper backing for better absorption?

<p>Plastic backing (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended way to avoid associating the bathroom with toileting?

<p>Avoid changing diapers in the bathroom (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some potential causes of diaper rashes?

<p>Overexposure to ammonia from standing urine (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Diaper Training Goal

The aim of diaper training is to achieve functional incontinence. This means being able to control when you urinate and defecate, but choosing to wear diapers for comfort and personal preference.

Diaper Training Process

Diaper training involves changing your habits to become incontinent. This includes drinking heavily before bed, using a plastic sheet, and using the 'body reflex push' method for bowel movements.

Double Diapering

Double diapering involves wearing two diapers for better absorption and easier disposal.

Diaper Rash Causes

Diaper rash can be caused by overexposure to ammonia from urine, which irritates the skin.

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Diaper Training Diet

The recommended diet for diaper training involves avoiding certain foods and drinks that can affect urination and bowel movements.

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Public Diaper Changes

It's recommended to change diapers in private areas like a restroom to maintain privacy and hygiene.

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Body Reflex Push Method

The 'body reflex push' method is a technique used to empty the bowels without conscious control.

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Diaper Training Side Effects

Diaper training and becoming incontinent can lead to physical side effects such as rashes and infections.

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Plastic Sheet in Diaper Training

Using a plastic sheet during sleep is a key step in diaper training, as it prevents leaks and promotes a sense of being incontinent.

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Diaper Training Supplies

Diaper training requires a variety of supplies, including diapers, diaper pins, wipes, lotion, and other hygiene products.

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Avoiding the Bathroom

Diaper training emphasizes avoiding the bathroom to discourage associating it with toileting.

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Diaper Training and Control

Diaper training is about gaining control over when you urinate and defecate, but ultimately choosing to wear diapers.

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Feeling-Doing in Diaper Training

The 'feeling-thinking-doing' process of toileting is replaced with a simpler 'feeling-doing' process in diaper training.

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Diaper Training and Incontinence

Diaper training is a process of intentionally aiming to achieve incontinence, while managing certain side-effects.

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Plastic Backing in Diaper Training

Plastic backing on diapers helps improve absorption and prevents leaks, contributing to the overall goal of diaper training.

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