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Which mechanism is primarily associated with the use of alpha blockers in urinary incontinence management?
Which mechanism is primarily associated with the use of alpha blockers in urinary incontinence management?
- Inhibition of phosphodiesterase activity
- Inhibition of vesicular acetylcholine release
- Relaxation of smooth muscle in the bladder neck and prostate (correct)
- Reduction of dihydrotestosterone levels
Which of the following treatments involves the use of plant-derived compounds for managing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?
Which of the following treatments involves the use of plant-derived compounds for managing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?
- 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors
- Beta-3 agonists
- Antimuscarinic agents
- Phytotherapy (correct)
What is the primary action of 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors in treating urinary disorders?
What is the primary action of 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors in treating urinary disorders?
- Preventing the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (correct)
- Enhancing nitric oxide levels in the prostate
- Increasing bladder capacity through relaxation
- Blocking neurotransmitter receptors in the bladder
Which class of medication is mainly used for treating overactive bladder and urgency urinary incontinence?
Which class of medication is mainly used for treating overactive bladder and urgency urinary incontinence?
Which medication class is known for enhancing urinary flow by relaxing smooth muscle through its action on the bladder and urethra?
Which medication class is known for enhancing urinary flow by relaxing smooth muscle through its action on the bladder and urethra?
Which of the following factors may contribute to decreased libido?
Which of the following factors may contribute to decreased libido?
What is a common treatment for erectile dysfunction?
What is a common treatment for erectile dysfunction?
Which potential cause for erectile dysfunction might indicate a need for psychological evaluation?
Which potential cause for erectile dysfunction might indicate a need for psychological evaluation?
Which condition could suggest a neurological or vascular disease due to the gradual loss of nocturnal erections?
Which condition could suggest a neurological or vascular disease due to the gradual loss of nocturnal erections?
Frequent access to pornography may lead to which of the following issues?
Frequent access to pornography may lead to which of the following issues?
Which of the following treatment options could potentially be used for erectile dysfunction that does not have a post-surgery onset?
Which of the following treatment options could potentially be used for erectile dysfunction that does not have a post-surgery onset?
Which component of male sexual dysfunction requires careful assessment alongside psychological counseling?
Which component of male sexual dysfunction requires careful assessment alongside psychological counseling?
Erectile dysfunction may reflect what physical issue experienced by the corpora cavernosae?
Erectile dysfunction may reflect what physical issue experienced by the corpora cavernosae?
What is a characteristic feature of overflow incontinence?
What is a characteristic feature of overflow incontinence?
Which of the following types of incontinence includes both stress and urgency features?
Which of the following types of incontinence includes both stress and urgency features?
What is the primary cause of functional incontinence?
What is the primary cause of functional incontinence?
Which intervention is least likely to be effective for treating overflow incontinence?
Which intervention is least likely to be effective for treating overflow incontinence?
What common medical condition might contribute to neurogenic bladder leading to overflow incontinence?
What common medical condition might contribute to neurogenic bladder leading to overflow incontinence?
Which of the following changes would NOT typically affect lower urinary tract function?
Which of the following changes would NOT typically affect lower urinary tract function?
What is a typical age range where overflow incontinence is most prevalent?
What is a typical age range where overflow incontinence is most prevalent?
Which form of incontinence is characterized by urine leakage without issues in the urinary tract?
Which form of incontinence is characterized by urine leakage without issues in the urinary tract?
Which of these factors is least likely to contribute to functional incontinence?
Which of these factors is least likely to contribute to functional incontinence?
Which component is essential for recognizing the symptoms of overflow incontinence?
Which component is essential for recognizing the symptoms of overflow incontinence?
What is the primary characteristic that defines daytime incontinence in children?
What is the primary characteristic that defines daytime incontinence in children?
At what age is daytime incontinence observed most frequently in children?
At what age is daytime incontinence observed most frequently in children?
Which gender is more commonly affected by daytime incontinence during childhood?
Which gender is more commonly affected by daytime incontinence during childhood?
How long must daytime incontinence persist to be considered a significant issue in a child aged 5 years or older?
How long must daytime incontinence persist to be considered a significant issue in a child aged 5 years or older?
What percentage of adolescents experience daytime incontinence?
What percentage of adolescents experience daytime incontinence?
What is the minimum frequency of episodes that constitutes daytime incontinence?
What is the minimum frequency of episodes that constitutes daytime incontinence?
Which age group is least likely to experience daytime incontinence?
Which age group is least likely to experience daytime incontinence?
What can be inferred about the prevalence of urinary issues in boys compared to girls during childhood?
What can be inferred about the prevalence of urinary issues in boys compared to girls during childhood?
What is an important factor in defining a child's urinary incontinence as a medical concern?
What is an important factor in defining a child's urinary incontinence as a medical concern?
What is the trend of prevalence for daytime incontinence from early childhood to adolescence?
What is the trend of prevalence for daytime incontinence from early childhood to adolescence?
What is the primary cause of stress incontinence in females?
What is the primary cause of stress incontinence in females?
Which condition is typically associated with urgency incontinence?
Which condition is typically associated with urgency incontinence?
Which of the following best describes the mechanism that leads to stress incontinence?
Which of the following best describes the mechanism that leads to stress incontinence?
Intrinsic sphincter deficiency may result from which of the following?
Intrinsic sphincter deficiency may result from which of the following?
What is a common factor that contributes to urgency incontinence?
What is a common factor that contributes to urgency incontinence?
Which symptom is NOT typically associated with stress incontinence?
Which symptom is NOT typically associated with stress incontinence?
Which of the following conditions is less commonly linked to stress incontinence?
Which of the following conditions is less commonly linked to stress incontinence?
Which factor is associated with the pressing need to void in urgency incontinence?
Which factor is associated with the pressing need to void in urgency incontinence?
The syndrome related to urgency incontinence is primarily due to what?
The syndrome related to urgency incontinence is primarily due to what?
Which of the following exercises would most likely help with stress incontinence?
Which of the following exercises would most likely help with stress incontinence?
Which of the following psychological factors might contribute to erectile dysfunction?
Which of the following psychological factors might contribute to erectile dysfunction?
What potential condition could indicate a need for neurological evaluation in relation to sexual dysfunction?
What potential condition could indicate a need for neurological evaluation in relation to sexual dysfunction?
What recreational drug is NOT typically associated with a decrease in libido?
What recreational drug is NOT typically associated with a decrease in libido?
When assessing male sexual dysfunction, which factor is often NOT considered a primary cause?
When assessing male sexual dysfunction, which factor is often NOT considered a primary cause?
What is the role of a vacuum device in the management of erectile dysfunction?
What is the role of a vacuum device in the management of erectile dysfunction?
Which of the following is NOT linked to erectile dysfunction as a psychological cause?
Which of the following is NOT linked to erectile dysfunction as a psychological cause?
Which treatment option is utilized for erectile dysfunction and involves direct administration to the urethra?
Which treatment option is utilized for erectile dysfunction and involves direct administration to the urethra?
Which of the following factors is least likely to lead to decreased libido in males?
Which of the following factors is least likely to lead to decreased libido in males?
What is the primary difference in training age between girls and boys regarding urinary incontinence in children?
What is the primary difference in training age between girls and boys regarding urinary incontinence in children?
What defines daytime incontinence in a child aged 5 years or older?
What defines daytime incontinence in a child aged 5 years or older?
What percentage of children aged 4-6 years experiences daytime incontinence?
What percentage of children aged 4-6 years experiences daytime incontinence?
In which age group does the prevalence of daytime incontinence decline to around 4%?
In which age group does the prevalence of daytime incontinence decline to around 4%?
Which age represents a general decline for daytime incontinence prevalence in children?
Which age represents a general decline for daytime incontinence prevalence in children?
What common misconception might people have regarding the duration of incontinence episodes to be recognized as a concern?
What common misconception might people have regarding the duration of incontinence episodes to be recognized as a concern?
In the context of male sexual dysfunction, which statement is typically inaccurate?
In the context of male sexual dysfunction, which statement is typically inaccurate?
Which of the following best reflects the understanding of stress incontinence among females?
Which of the following best reflects the understanding of stress incontinence among females?
Which factor is most associated with an urgent need to void in urgency incontinence?
Which factor is most associated with an urgent need to void in urgency incontinence?
What is the most common type of urinary incontinence in adults?
What is the most common type of urinary incontinence in adults?
Which demographic group shows the highest prevalence of urinary incontinence?
Which demographic group shows the highest prevalence of urinary incontinence?
Which of the following types of incontinence can occur when someone cannot respond quickly enough to the urge to urinate?
Which of the following types of incontinence can occur when someone cannot respond quickly enough to the urge to urinate?
What is a common misconception about the prevalence of urinary incontinence in genders?
What is a common misconception about the prevalence of urinary incontinence in genders?
Which type of incontinence in adults is predominantly associated with an involuntary leakage during physical activity?
Which type of incontinence in adults is predominantly associated with an involuntary leakage during physical activity?
What characterizes mixed incontinence?
What characterizes mixed incontinence?
Which condition primarily contributes to the risk of overflow incontinence?
Which condition primarily contributes to the risk of overflow incontinence?
Which factor is not typically associated with functional incontinence?
Which factor is not typically associated with functional incontinence?
What is the most prevalent age group for experiencing overflow incontinence?
What is the most prevalent age group for experiencing overflow incontinence?
Which of the following best describes the cause of urgency incontinence?
Which of the following best describes the cause of urgency incontinence?
What role does diabetes play in urinary incontinence mechanisms?
What role does diabetes play in urinary incontinence mechanisms?
Which of the following may not contribute to the onset of functional incontinence?
Which of the following may not contribute to the onset of functional incontinence?
What distinguishes stress incontinence from other types of incontinence?
What distinguishes stress incontinence from other types of incontinence?
Which scenario is most likely to result in functional incontinence?
Which scenario is most likely to result in functional incontinence?
In which situation would overflow incontinence typically present?
In which situation would overflow incontinence typically present?
What is the primary contributing factor to stress incontinence in females?
What is the primary contributing factor to stress incontinence in females?
Which type of incontinence is characterized by the inability to delay voiding upon feeling an urge?
Which type of incontinence is characterized by the inability to delay voiding upon feeling an urge?
What anatomical issue often leads to intrinsic sphincter deficiency?
What anatomical issue often leads to intrinsic sphincter deficiency?
What percentage of adults is typically affected by urgency incontinence?
What percentage of adults is typically affected by urgency incontinence?
Which of the following conditions is NOT typically associated with urgency incontinence?
Which of the following conditions is NOT typically associated with urgency incontinence?
What is a common cause of detrusor hyperactivity leading to urgency incontinence?
What is a common cause of detrusor hyperactivity leading to urgency incontinence?
Stress incontinence is primarily caused by which mechanical factor during activities such as laughing or coughing?
Stress incontinence is primarily caused by which mechanical factor during activities such as laughing or coughing?
Which statement accurately describes a characteristic of urgency incontinence?
Which statement accurately describes a characteristic of urgency incontinence?
Which of the following factors does NOT contribute to stress incontinence in females?
Which of the following factors does NOT contribute to stress incontinence in females?
What is the primary reason for differentiating types of incontinence when determining treatment?
What is the primary reason for differentiating types of incontinence when determining treatment?
What is a common cause of erectile dysfunction that should be assessed alongside psychological factors?
What is a common cause of erectile dysfunction that should be assessed alongside psychological factors?
Which of the following factors is least likely to affect libido in males?
Which of the following factors is least likely to affect libido in males?
What psychological condition could potentially contribute to erectile dysfunction?
What psychological condition could potentially contribute to erectile dysfunction?
What might indicate a possible neurologic issue related to erectile dysfunction?
What might indicate a possible neurologic issue related to erectile dysfunction?
Which of the following factors is NOT commonly associated with erectile dysfunction?
Which of the following factors is NOT commonly associated with erectile dysfunction?
What is one treatment option for erectile dysfunction that involves a direct method of administration?
What is one treatment option for erectile dysfunction that involves a direct method of administration?
What recreational drug is commonly associated with decreasing libido?
What recreational drug is commonly associated with decreasing libido?
In evaluating causes of erectile dysfunction, what underlying condition should be thoroughly investigated?
In evaluating causes of erectile dysfunction, what underlying condition should be thoroughly investigated?
What is a key characteristic of daytime incontinence in children?
What is a key characteristic of daytime incontinence in children?
During what age range is daytime incontinence most commonly observed in children?
During what age range is daytime incontinence most commonly observed in children?
Which gender is more frequently affected by daytime incontinence?
Which gender is more frequently affected by daytime incontinence?
For daytime incontinence to be considered a chronic issue, how long must it persist in children aged 5 or older?
For daytime incontinence to be considered a chronic issue, how long must it persist in children aged 5 or older?
Among adults, which type of urinary incontinence usually occurs when pressure is applied to the bladder by coughing or sneezing?
Among adults, which type of urinary incontinence usually occurs when pressure is applied to the bladder by coughing or sneezing?
What is a common feature of urgency incontinence in adults?
What is a common feature of urgency incontinence in adults?
Intrinsic sphincter deficiency, a common cause of urinary incontinence, is often due to which issue?
Intrinsic sphincter deficiency, a common cause of urinary incontinence, is often due to which issue?
Which factor is often associated with erectile dysfunction in males?
Which factor is often associated with erectile dysfunction in males?
In relation to sexual dysfunction, which condition is typically considered a risk factor for erectile challenges?
In relation to sexual dysfunction, which condition is typically considered a risk factor for erectile challenges?
What is the most prevalent type of urinary incontinence in adults?
What is the most prevalent type of urinary incontinence in adults?
What percentage of older males are affected by urinary incontinence?
What percentage of older males are affected by urinary incontinence?
What is a significant cause of stress incontinence in women?
What is a significant cause of stress incontinence in women?
Which description best fits urgency incontinence?
Which description best fits urgency incontinence?
Which demographic is more commonly affected by daytime incontinence during childhood?
Which demographic is more commonly affected by daytime incontinence during childhood?
What is the primary underlying issue contributing to stress incontinence in females?
What is the primary underlying issue contributing to stress incontinence in females?
Which condition is most likely associated with urgency incontinence due to neurological disorders?
Which condition is most likely associated with urgency incontinence due to neurological disorders?
What might be a less common cause of intrinsic sphincter deficiency in females?
What might be a less common cause of intrinsic sphincter deficiency in females?
In what way does overactive bladder syndrome primarily contribute to urgency incontinence?
In what way does overactive bladder syndrome primarily contribute to urgency incontinence?
Which of the following statements about the causes of stress incontinence is incorrect?
Which of the following statements about the causes of stress incontinence is incorrect?
What is a hallmark symptom of overactive bladder that differentiates it from other types of incontinence?
What is a hallmark symptom of overactive bladder that differentiates it from other types of incontinence?
Which of these options is least likely to be a contributing factor to stress incontinence?
Which of these options is least likely to be a contributing factor to stress incontinence?
What percentage represents the prevalence of urgency incontinence among adults?
What percentage represents the prevalence of urgency incontinence among adults?
What is primarily characterized by the involuntary leakage of urine due to a lack of ability to reach the toilet?
What is primarily characterized by the involuntary leakage of urine due to a lack of ability to reach the toilet?
Which treatment approach is generally not effective for urgency incontinence?
Which treatment approach is generally not effective for urgency incontinence?
Which factor is least likely to lead to overflow incontinence due to bladder outlet obstruction?
Which factor is least likely to lead to overflow incontinence due to bladder outlet obstruction?
What percentage of adults are estimated to experience mixed incontinence?
What percentage of adults are estimated to experience mixed incontinence?
Which of the following is a common cause of functional incontinence in adults?
Which of the following is a common cause of functional incontinence in adults?
What mechanism primarily causes overflow incontinence due to detrusor underactivity?
What mechanism primarily causes overflow incontinence due to detrusor underactivity?
Which cognitive factor may contribute to the development of functional incontinence?
Which cognitive factor may contribute to the development of functional incontinence?
Which age demographic is most commonly affected by overflow incontinence?
Which age demographic is most commonly affected by overflow incontinence?
What condition is directly linked to neurogenic bladder disorders?
What condition is directly linked to neurogenic bladder disorders?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the concept of overflow incontinence?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the concept of overflow incontinence?
Which of the following best defines the relationship between age and urinary incontinence prevalence?
Which of the following best defines the relationship between age and urinary incontinence prevalence?
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Male sexual dysfunction causes
Male sexual dysfunction causes
Male sexual dysfunction can arise from various factors, including physical conditions (like impaired blood flow), psychological issues (like anxiety or relationship problems), and lifestyle choices (like substance abuse or excessive pornography use).
Pornography's effect on sexual health
Pornography's effect on sexual health
Frequent pornography use can negatively impact sexual function, including decreased libido and erectile dysfunction, by potentially altering perceptions of sex or leading to relationship conflicts.
Reduced libido causes
Reduced libido causes
Decreased sex drive can result from aging, hormonal imbalances (especially low testosterone), mental health issues (like depression), and substance use (including alcohol, nicotine, marijuana, and opioids).
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) implications
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) implications
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Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
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Rapid-onset ED cause
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Loss of Nocturnal erections
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Sexual Relationship Assessment
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Daytime incontinence in children
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Prevalence of daytime incontinence
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Gender disparity in daytime incontinence
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Training differences between genders
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Child age for daytime incontinence
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Daytime voiding of urine
Daytime voiding of urine
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Definition context
Definition context
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Consecutive Months
Consecutive Months
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Target age group for this particular definition
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Frequency requirement
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Stress Incontinence
Stress Incontinence
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Intrinsic Sphincter Deficiency
Intrinsic Sphincter Deficiency
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Urgency Incontinence
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Overactive Bladder (OAB)
Overactive Bladder (OAB)
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Detrusor Hyperactivity
Detrusor Hyperactivity
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Causes of Urgency Incontinence
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What is the most common type of incontinence?
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What is the least common form of stress incontinence?
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What is the difference between stress and urgency incontinence?
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How do CNS disorders cause urgency incontinence?
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What is urinary incontinence?
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Types of Urinary Incontinence
Types of Urinary Incontinence
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Who is affected by urinary incontinence?
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What is stress incontinence?
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What is urgency incontinence?
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Mixed Incontinence
Mixed Incontinence
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Overflow Incontinence
Overflow Incontinence
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Neurogenic Bladder
Neurogenic Bladder
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Bladder Outlet Obstruction
Bladder Outlet Obstruction
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Functional Incontinence
Functional Incontinence
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Causes of Functional Incontinence
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Pornography's effect on ED
Pornography's effect on ED
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ED Causes
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ED Treatment
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Rapid Onset ED
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Gradual Loss of Nocturnal Erections
Gradual Loss of Nocturnal Erections
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Low Libido Causes
Low Libido Causes
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Male Sexual Dysfunction: Assess Causes
Male Sexual Dysfunction: Assess Causes
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Daytime Incontinence
Daytime Incontinence
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Gender Difference in Daytime Incontinence
Gender Difference in Daytime Incontinence
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What age group is affected by Daytime Incontinence?
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How often does Daytime Incontinence need to occur?
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What is the context of Daytime Voiding?
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What does 'consecutive months' mean?
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Why is a 5-year-old significantly older in this context?
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CNS Disorders & Urgency
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Most Common Incontinence?
Most Common Incontinence?
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Less Common Stress Incontinence?
Less Common Stress Incontinence?
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What's the Difference?
What's the Difference?
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Why CNS Disorders Cause Urgency?
Why CNS Disorders Cause Urgency?
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Urinary Incontinence (UI)
Urinary Incontinence (UI)
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UI in Older Adults
UI in Older Adults
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Types of UI
Types of UI
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What is mixed incontinence?
What is mixed incontinence?
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What causes overflow incontinence?
What causes overflow incontinence?
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What is functional incontinence caused by?
What is functional incontinence caused by?
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Porn's Effect on Sex
Porn's Effect on Sex
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ED: What's the Cause?
ED: What's the Cause?
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ED: Sudden Onset
ED: Sudden Onset
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ED: Gradual Loss
ED: Gradual Loss
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Assessing Male Sexual Dysfunction
Assessing Male Sexual Dysfunction
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Prevalence in Children
Prevalence in Children
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Gender Difference
Gender Difference
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What's the Age?
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How Often?
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Why 5 Years Old?
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What's the Context?
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Daytime Voiding
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Urinary Incontinence
Urinary Incontinence
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Types of Urinary Incontinence (UI)
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What causes Overflow UI?
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What is Functional UI?
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What causes Urgency Incontinence?
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Difference between Stress & Urgency?
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What are the causes of Functional Incontinence?
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What is the difference between Mixed and Urgency Incontinence?
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Study Notes
Sexual Dysfunction: Initiating Discussions
- Ask about sexual function and activity.
- Acknowledge sexual problems as a clinical issue.
- Identify limitations to sexual function assessment.
- Open up the discussion and offer referrals if needed.
- Work with the patient to develop goals and a management plan.
PLISSIT Model
- Obtain permission to discuss sexual issues.
- Give limited information regarding normal function.
- Offer specific suggestions the patient may try.
- Consider intensive therapy with a specialist.
BETTER Model
- Bring up the topic of sexual concerns non-judgmentally.
- Explain how sexuality is part of quality of life (QOL).
- Inform about available resources.
- Coordinate the discussion to a time that is convenient for the patient.
- Educate on the impact of treatment on sex and sexuality.
- Record that the topic was discussed.
Female Sexual Dysfunction - Epidemiology
- 40% of females have sexual concerns.
- 12% of females experience distressing sexual concerns.
- Often associated with depression or anxiety.
Female Sexual Dysfunction - Types
- Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
- Female sexual interest/arousal disorder
- Substance or medication-induced sexual dysfunction
- Female orgasmic disorder
- Genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder (dyspareunia)
Drug Treatments for Female Sexual Dysfunction
- Information on medications, their uses, and comments (potential side effects/dosing) are available in related charts.
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