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Part.1 Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 1 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part.1 Answer

Correct, the prevalence of urinary incontinence after stroke and at discharge from hospital is 32-79%, 25% on discharge.

Part.2 Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 2 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part.2 Answer

Correct, frequency, nocturia and urgency with urinary leakage together indicate urge urinary incontinence.

Part 3. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 3 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 3. Answer

Correct, this statement is true.

Part 4. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 5 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 4. Answer

Correct, a 3 day fluid balance chart will give you all the info above

Part 5. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 5 incorrectly, or you may not have selected all the correct answers. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 5. Answer

Well done, faecal smearing is a common symptom of constipation, incomplete bowel emptying and faecal impaction with overflow.

Part 6. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 6 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 6. Answer

Correct, this statement is true.

Part 7. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 7 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 7. Answer

Correct, bladder training is used to treat urgency urinary incontinence.

Part 8. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 8 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 8. Answer

Correct, an acute stroke patient with feelings of incomplete bladder emptying and urinary leakage will initially need in/out catheter or bladder scan and full assessment.

Part 9. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 9 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 9. Answer

Correct, urinary incontinence after stroke is associated with increased disability & mortality, decreased social interaction & return home.

Part 10. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 10 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 10. Answer

Correct, fluid intake should be increased when taking Fybogel™.

Part 11. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 11 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 11. Answer

Correct, this statement is true.

Part 12. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 12 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 12. Answer

Correct, involuntary leakage on effort or exertion, or on sneezing or coughing describes stress urinary incontinence.

Part 13. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 13 incorrectly, or you may not have selected all the correct answers. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 13. Answer

Well done, hesitancy, poor stream, nocturia and straining to void are all common symptoms of enlarged prostate.

Part 14. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 14 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 14. Answer

Correct, continence promotion is best when continence assessment findings are discussed with patient and management plan agreed in partnership.

Part 15. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 15 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 15. Answer

Correct, furosemide may lead to urinary incontinence.

Part 16. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 16 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 16. Answer

Correct, passing small amounts of urine, frequency, a feeling of urine in the bladder are symptoms of incomplete bladder emptying.

Part 17. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 17 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 17. Answer

Correct, this statement is false.

Part 18. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 18 incorrectly, or you may not have selected all the correct answers. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 18. Answer

Well done, incomplete bladder emptying, faecal soiling, anorexia, nausea and overflow diarrhoea are all symptoms that may indicate possible faecal impaction.

Part 19. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 19 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 19. Answer

Correct, the use of absorbent products (pads) should only be considered as a last resort following a comprehensive assessment and when all other bladder and bowel rehabilitation interventions have failed ’.

Part 20. Answer

Unfortunately, you have answered part 20 incorrectly. Revise the learning materials for Bladder & bowel rehabilitation following stroke.

Part 20. Answer

Correct, this statement is true.