Urinary Incontinence in Elderly

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What is a possible underlying cause of diminishing energy over months or weeks?

Slow GI bleed

What percentage of older adults living at home are incontinent?

Between 8% and 38% of older adults

What is a common misconception about urinary incontinence among older adults?

That it is a normal and expected part of aging

What is a possible consequence of urinary incontinence?

Embarrassment and demoralization

What is a chronic condition that can be associated with urinary incontinence?

Stroke

What is the reported incidence of new-onset incontinence among hospitalized older adults?

35% to 42% of hospitalized older adults

What is a possible problem that can be associated with urinary incontinence?

Bowel elimination problems

What is a question that can be asked to assess bowel elimination problems?

Do you have any problems with bowel elimination?

What is a common problem that can be associated with urine control?

All of the above

What is a medication that can be associated with urinary incontinence?

Cold or sinus medications

This quiz assesses knowledge on urinary incontinence in elderly individuals, particularly in assisted living facilities, and its potential underlying causes such as infections or heart conditions.

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