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Weekly Reading:

Giddens: Chapter 17; Linton & Matteson: Chapter 14, Chapter 41, 842-846, 858-869, 1094-1099;
Silvestri: 211-213; 751-754; 755-767; 782-784; 787, Willihnganz/Clayton: 662-664; 670-673; 675-678

Lecture 1
Elimination (Giddens chapter 17, Linton & Matteson 721-722; Chapter 41)

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Anatomy Review
** Review the anatomy of the digestive system in Linton & Matteson p 721-722
**Review the anatomy of the urinary system in Linton & Matteson p 822-823

Risk Factors for Urinary Incontinence
e Review Box 14.1 Risk factors for urinary incontinence
e Review Table 14.1 Age-related changes in the urinary system




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In your Giddens text it states that alterations in elimination can occur within the urinary or
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