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UCSF Bowel annd Bladder Dysfunction - (6-4-2014pm)

1. Landing Page BBD

1.1 Main menu

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Notes:

Does your child wet…

* during the day?

* during sleep (bedwetting)?

* Both during the day and during sleep?

* Urinate more often than every 2 hours?

* Not urinate within an hour of awakening in morning?

* Often run to the bathroom?

Deny they have to urinate …though it seems obvious to you?

Have you ever been told your child has a urinary tract infection?

Does your child have bowel movements problems…

* Have a bowel movement every 2-3 days?

* Have stool stains in their underwear?

* Have painful or difficult to pass bowel movements?

* Have stool accidents?

* Have stools as large as an adults stool?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then you will benefit from review of this module and then an appointment in our office

mission statement show next layer pics (Slide Layer)

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mission statement - show prev layer pics (Slide Layer)

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z do i need an appointment (Slide Layer)

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Treatments we use - bowel (Slide Layer)

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timed voiding (Slide Layer)

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pelvic relaxation (Slide Layer)

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biofeedback (Slide Layer)

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medications (Slide Layer)

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behavior modification (Slide Layer)

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moisture alarms (Slide Layer)

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surgical implantation (Slide Layer)

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Treatments we use - hypnosis (Slide Layer)

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Treatments we use - acupuncture (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis (Slide Layer)

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1.2 Untitled Slide

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2. Parents

2.1 Parent

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NORMAL ELIMINATION

Bowel

Bladder

pROBLEMS WITH ELIMINATION marker inserted

BLADDER

BOWEL - relationship between bladder and bowel probs

our clinic drop down list (Slide Layer)

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our clinic request a consultation for parents (Slide Layer)

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our clinic HOW OUR CLINIC WORKS FOR PARENTS (Slide Layer)

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bowel blader drop down list (Slide Layer)

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nl and abnl elimination (Slide Layer)

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Diagnoses (Slide Layer)

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dx - problems your child might have (Slide Layer)

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tests we do and why FOR PARENTS (Slide Layer)

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ua (Slide Layer)

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TIMELINE OF YOUR TREATMENT (Slide Layer)

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do i need an appt (Slide Layer)

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treatments we use (Slide Layer)

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parent landing layer (Slide Layer)

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2.2 treatments we use

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Notes:

Does your child wet…

* during the day?

* during sleep (bedwetting)?

* Both during the day and during sleep?

* Urinate more often than every 2 hours?

* Not urinate within an hour of awakening in morning?

* Often run to the bathroom?

Deny they have to urinate …though it seems obvious to you?

Have you ever been told your child has a urinary tract infection?

Does your child have bowel movements problems…

* Have a bowel movement every 2-3 days?

* Have stool stains in their underwear?

* Have painful or difficult to pass bowel movements?

* Have stool accidents?

* Have stools as large as an adults stool?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then you will benefit from review of this module and then an appointment in our office

Treatments we use - bowel (Slide Layer)

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timed voiding (Slide Layer)

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pelvic relaxation (Slide Layer)

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behavior modification (Slide Layer)

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medications (Slide Layer)

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moisture alarms (Slide Layer)

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surgery (Slide Layer)

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Other (Slide Layer)

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3. Children

3.1 Children

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pics layer 1 (Slide Layer)

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4. Doctors Nurses

4.1 Doctors Nurses main page

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

Doctors Nurses landing page - why our clinic works (Slide Layer)

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physical exam (Slide Layer)

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constipation treatments individual (Slide Layer)

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constipation treatments maintenance (Slide Layer)

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voiding diary - form (Slide Layer)

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voiding diary - instructions (Slide Layer)

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tests we do and why (Slide Layer)

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LIKELY DX (Slide Layer)

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how to make a referral we accept referral (Slide Layer)

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records needed bowel (Slide Layer)

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records needed symptoms (Slide Layer)

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records needed voiding diary (Slide Layer)

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records needed urine tests (Slide Layer)

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Rx for referral (Slide Layer)

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4.2 How to make a referral base

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

How to make a referral w links (Slide Layer)

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records needed bowel (Slide Layer)

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records needed symptoms (Slide Layer)

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records needed voiding diary (Slide Layer)

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records needed urine tests (Slide Layer)

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Rx for referral (Slide Layer)

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4.3 why our clinic works

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

4.4 focused physical exam

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

Doctors Nurses landing page - why our clinic works (Slide Layer)

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physical exam (Slide Layer)

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constipation treatments individual (Slide Layer)

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constipation treatments maintenance (Slide Layer)

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voiding diary - form (Slide Layer)

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voiding diary - instructions (Slide Layer)

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tests we do and why (Slide Layer)

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LIKELY DX (Slide Layer)

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how to make a referral we accept referral (Slide Layer)

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records needed bowel (Slide Layer)

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records needed symptoms (Slide Layer)

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records needed voiding diary (Slide Layer)

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records needed urine tests (Slide Layer)

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Rx for referral (Slide Layer)

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4.5 constipation treatments

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

encopresis (Slide Layer)

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45lbs constipation treatments clean out (Slide Layer)

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4.6 voiding diary

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

voiding diary instructions (Slide Layer)

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voiding diary form (Slide Layer)

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4.7 likely diagnosis

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

4.8 tests we do

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

4.9 likely diagnosis base

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

likely diagnosis base - working (Slide Layer)

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gender btn (Slide Layer)

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boy urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti btn (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - gender urine control uti stool btns (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.10 likely diagnosis boy - urgent frequent void

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

boy urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti none stool btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none consitpation (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever stool accidents (encopresis) (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control urgent - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.11 likely diagnosis boy - damp post void

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

boy urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti none stool btns (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none consitpation (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever stool accidents (encopresis) (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control urgent - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.12 likely diagnosis boy - soaked daytime

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

boy urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti none stool btns (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none consitpation (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever stool accidents (encopresis) (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control urgent - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.13 likely diagnosis boy - damp daytime

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

boy urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti none stool btns (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none consitpation (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever stool accidents (encopresis) (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control urgent - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.14 likely diagnosis boy - wet bed during sleep

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

boy urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti none stool btns (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none consitpation (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever stool accidents (encopresis) (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control urgent - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.15 likely diagnosis boy - normal control

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

control urgent uti btns (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti none stool btns (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti none consitpation (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti no fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti no fever stool accidents (encopresis) (Slide Layer)

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control urgent uti fever constipation btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever encopresis (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - urgen uti fever constipation none (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control urgent - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.16 likely diagnosis girl

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

likely diagnosis base - working (Slide Layer)

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gender btn (Slide Layer)

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girl urine control btn (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti btn (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis - gender urine control uti stool btns (Slide Layer)

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not used from here up (Slide Layer)

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boy cap below nl urgent no uti stool normal (Slide Layer)

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boy BC urine control uti stool btn - Copy (Slide Layer)

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boy BC (Slide Layer)

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left panel saved as archive (Slide Layer)

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4.17 how to make a referral

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Notes:

Lets review how we approach these aspects of clinical care for children with Bowel/bladder dysfunction so that we may perform them similarly

how to

focus the office exam

treat constipation

perform a voiding diary

grade hydroneprhosis

grade reflux

5. Urologists

5.1 Urologists

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ultrasound (Slide Layer)

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vcug (Slide Layer)

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bladder scan (Slide Layer)

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urodynamics (Slide Layer)

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cystscopy (Slide Layer)

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urethral dilation (Slide Layer)

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fecal disimpaction (Slide Layer)

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nuclear scintigraphy (Slide Layer)

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6. FAQ

6.1 faq

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bristol stool (Slide Layer)

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7. References

7.1 References

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8. Links

8.1 Links

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9. treatments by diagnosis

9.1 Untitled Slide

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10. PUPS Overview MAX

10.1 Overview

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10.2 Overview

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11. Bowel and Bladder in Illness

11.1 How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems base

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Notes:

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How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems 1st (Slide Layer)

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How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems 2nd (Slide Layer)

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drop down list bowel in illness (Slide Layer)

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likely diagnosis (Slide Layer)

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11.2 How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems

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11.3 Untitled Slide

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11.4 How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems

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11.5 How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems

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11.6 How Bowel Problems Cause Urologic Problems

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11.7 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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11.8 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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11.9 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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11.10 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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11.11 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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11.12 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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11.13 Constipation & Urologic Conditions

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12. Bladder & Bowel in health

12.1 Normal Urination

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12.2 Normal Urination

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12.3 Normal Voiding

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12.4 Normal Stooling

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13. Your office visit

13.1 At Your Visit

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13.2 Assessment

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13.3 Assessment

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13.4 At Your Visit

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13.5 At Your Visit

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13.6 Untitled Slide

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13.7 Untitled Slide

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13.8 At Your Visit

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13.9 At Your Visit

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13.10 At Your Visit

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13.11 At Your Visit

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13.12 At Your Visit

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13.13 At Your Visit

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13.14 Untitled Slide

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13.15 Common Questions

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13.16 Common Questions

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13.17 Common Questions

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13.18 Common Questions

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13.19 Common Questions

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13.20 So, how can we help?

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13.21 Summary

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13.22 Untitled Slide

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13.23 Untitled Slide

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13.24 Untitled Slide

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14. Bladder in illness - causes

14.1 Bladder in illness base

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intro (Slide Layer)

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common drop downlist (Slide Layer)

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uncommon (Slide Layer)

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rare (Slide Layer)

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14.2 Common

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vaginal voiding (Slide Layer)

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explain bladder dysfunction (Slide Layer)

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uti (Slide Layer)

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uti 2 (Slide Layer)

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uti 3 (Slide Layer)

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pne (Slide Layer)

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stool retention (Slide Layer)

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pelvic floor dysfunction (Slide Layer)

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vur (Slide Layer)

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lazy bladder (Slide Layer)

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14.3 Rare

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14.4 Uncommon

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15. Contact Us

15.1 Contact Us

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16. scraps

16.1 Untitled Slide

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new layer to revisit (Slide Layer)

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16.2 Untitled Slide

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17. UCSF Staff

17.1 staff base layer

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dr (Slide Layer)

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baskin (Slide Layer)

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apn (Slide Layer)

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angie (Slide Layer)

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jane (Slide Layer)

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18. Tests We Do & Why

18.1 tests we do base layer

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drop down at office visit (Slide Layer)

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drop down at radiology (Slide Layer)

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18.2 UA CS

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why do (Slide Layer)

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get ready (Slide Layer)

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test (Slide Layer)

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risks (Slide Layer)

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18.3 Urodynamics

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why do (Slide Layer)

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get ready (Slide Layer)

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test (Slide Layer)

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risks (Slide Layer)

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18.4 Voiding Diary

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why do (Slide Layer)

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get ready (Slide Layer)

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test (Slide Layer)

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risks (Slide Layer)

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18.5 Diuretic Renogram

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18.6 Kidney Bladder Ultrasound

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18.7 KUB

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18.8 VCUG

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18.9 DMSA

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18.10 MRI

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19. gift

19.1 gift

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20. Anne PUPS - Latest and Greatest 2014

20.1 Anne's menu

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20.2 Why am I here???

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20.3 Normal Urination

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Notes:

I'd like to first start by discussing normal urination…and then we'll move to abnormal…

Child - often still working out the glitches…holding, pushing to urinate, etc.

20.4 Normal Urination in Potty Trained Child

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20.5 Normal Urination

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Notes:

Coordinated!!

20.6 Normal Stooling in Children

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20.7 Normal Stooling in Children

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20.8 Causes of accidents or frequency…

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20.9 Abnormal Urination and Stooling Constipation

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20.10 Constipation

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20.11 Constipated Kids…

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20.12 What does constipation have to do with accidents and infections?

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Notes:

Rectum- where stool is stored before leaves the body

20.13 Think about it…

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20.14 Normal vs. Abnormal Urination

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Notes:

* -Bladder squeezes, pelvic floor muscles also squeeze..

* -in some cases, Bladder thickened from chronic holding

* -Other kids feel the urge to pee and respond by contracting muscles….don't compl recognize what it means

-Doesn't empty

20.15 Abnormal Urination –

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20.16 Frequent urge to void

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20.17 No urge to void

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20.18 One reason why Girls leak…

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20.19 Vaginal Voiding – Easy to treat!

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20.20 Reflux & Irregular Voiding/Stooling

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20.21 Assessment

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Notes:

Helps us to come up with a plan for treating your child..

20.22 Assessment

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20.23 Treatment

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20.24 Normal vs. Constipated Bowel

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20.25 Why does withholding cause constipation?

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20.26 Constipation: Kids vs. Adults

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20.27 Treatment

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Notes:

In regards to treating constipation….

20.28 Nocturnal Enuresis

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Notes:

Now we'll move on to nighttime accidents…AKA

20.29 Treatment

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Notes:

Differing opinions…

20.30 Treatment

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20.31 The Bedwetting Alarm

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20.32 Limiting Fluids

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20.33 Is a Pull-up okay at night?

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20.34 Waking child up to urinate at night or setting an alarm

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20.35 Skin Issues

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20.36 So, how can we (as parents) help…?

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20.37 A couple things to try…

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20.38 How else can we help?

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20.39 Thank You!!!

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21. anne uti

21.1 Urinary Tract Infection

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Notes:

Infections in infants particularly concerning: get sicker faster, kidneys growing fast

21.2 How does a urine infection develop?

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21.3 Vesico-Ureteral Reflux

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Notes:

I'm going to touch briefly on a condition called…

21.4 More on Reflux

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21.5 Reflux & Irregular Voiding/Stooling

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