Urodynamics |
Contents
Chapter | 5 |
CLINICAL USE OF PHYSIOLOGIC VOIDING PATTERNS | 113 |
PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS | 179 |
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Common terms and phrases
act of voiding Akron Children's Hospital Akron City Hospital approximately bacteriuria bethanechol bethanechol chloride bladder and urethra bladder neck cc/sec cent centimeters clinical cm² cystometric cystoscopy determine diagnosis diameter dilatation disease dynes energy equation examination Figure flow rate fluid flowing force friction gram-force history questionnaire hypertrophy increased resistance individuals intravenous pyelogram kidney laminar flow Lapides loss lower urinary tract male measured meatus method micturition midstream cultures musculoelastic myogenic neurogenic bladder normal obstruction obtained paralytic bladder physiologic pattern physiologic voiding pattern pipe pressure pattern prostatic provocative test reflex residual urine resistance to voiding routine screening smooth muscles stress incontinence stricture student nurses symptoms tape recorder test for neurogenic tube turbulent flow type of bladder uninhibited Urecholine urinalysis urinary stream urinary tract infection urinary tract problems urodynamics urodynamometer urologic patients urologic problems urologists V₁ velocity voiding pressure volume water pressure weight