Renal & Urology — Flashcards

_____ incontinence is due to comorbid physical, cognitivie, or environmental barriers that prevent timely access to the toilet

What investigations are done to determine any underlying causes/exacerbations of urinary incontinence? _____

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Testicular torsion peaks at age ~_____

Testicular torsion presents as _____ pain, high-riding testis, and absent cremasteric reflex

What is the initial investiagtion of urinary incontinence? _____

Immediate release oxybutynin for urge incontinence should be avoided in _____, instead mirebegron is used

For urinary incontinence, a _____ should be done to confirm pelvic floor muscle contraction

Testicular torsion is diagnosed clinically + with scrotal examination, but if diagnosis is uncertain then _____ is performed

_____ urinary incontinence is the sudden, intense urge to void that cannot be deferred

What happens when the testis are elevated in testicular torsion? (Prehn's sign) _____