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NSG 3850 Exam 3 – Pathophysiology of the Renal & Urinary System | University-Level WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS .

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NSG 3850 Exam 3 – Pathophysiology of the Renal &
Urinary System | University-Level WITH CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS .

URINARY INCONTINENCE



1. What is the primary pathological cause of stress urinary incontinence?

☐ A. Weakening of the pelvic floor muscles ✔

☐ B. Overactivity of the detrusor muscle

☐ C. Demyelination of neurons in the spinal cord

☐ D. Obstruction of the urethra by renal calculi



2. Which of the following conditions is most associated with urge urinary
incontinence?

☐ A. Weakened pelvic floor muscles

☐ B. Overactivity of the detrusor muscle ✔

☐ C. Cerebrovascular accidents only

☐ D. Elevated BUN and creatinine levels



3. A patient presents with urinary incontinence following a spinal cord injury. Which
type of incontinence is most likely occurring?

☐ A. Stress incontinence

☐ B. Overflow incontinence

☐ C. Neurogenic incontinence due to nerve dysfunction ✔

☐ D. Functional incontinence due to mobility issues

, 4. Which of the following neurological conditions can lead to urinary incontinence
due to demyelination of neurons?

☐ A. Alzheimer's disease

☐ B. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) ✔

☐ C. Parkinson's disease

☐ D. Peripheral neuropathy alone



5. Which of the following is a known risk factor for urge urinary incontinence?

☐ A. Low body mass index

☐ B. Young age and athletic activity

☐ C. Increased age and elevated BMI ✔

☐ D. Low fluid intake and dehydration



6. A nurse is teaching a patient about urge incontinence. Which of the following
statements best differentiates urge incontinence from stress incontinence?

☐ A. Urge incontinence is caused by weakened pelvic floor muscles

☐ B. Stress incontinence is caused by the detrusor muscle contracting involuntarily

☐ C. Urge incontinence is caused by the detrusor muscle and stress incontinence is
caused by weakened pelvic floor muscles ✔

☐ D. Both types are caused by neurological dysfunction



7. Which of the following medications is known to participate in causing urge
incontinence?

☐ A. Calcium channel blockers

☐ B. Diuretics ✔

☐ C. Beta blockers

☐ D. ACE inhibitors

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