QuestionSBA
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect as there is no evidence of this patient having an urge to urinate.
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b
Urgency Incontinence
QuestionChoice
Stress incontinence is correct. The pregnancy and vaginal birth would have caused some weakening of the patients' pelvic floor muscles and the coughing causes an increase in intra-abdominal pressure which leads to the incontinence.
10002626
a
Stress Incontinence
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect as there is no evidence of bladder outlet obstruction or an underactive detrusor muscle in this patient.
10002629
d
Overflow Incontinence
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect as although this patient has elements of stress incontinence, there is no evidence of Urgency Incontinence.
10002628
c
Mixed Incontinence
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect, as there is no evidence of this patient not being able to store any urine at all which would be the case in total incontinence.
10002630
e
Total Incontinence
Concept
Chapter
2693
4059
Types of urinary incontinence
Topic
143
Urology
13072
A 35-year-old female gave birth via an uncomplicated vaginal delivery 1 week ago. There were no complications during the pregnancy or birth. However, she has no noticed that when she coughs, she has some urine incontinence.

What type of incontinence is this?
a