Urinary Incontinence
Chapter 15
Instructions:
- Read Chapter 15 carefully.
- Answer the following questions: (Try to think of as many things as you can and describe them.)
- How many ways are urinary incontinence and decubitus ulcers related to each other?
- Can one cause the other?
- Are there any microorganisms that they have in common?
- Do they both affect the same kind of tissue?
- Do they both cause pain?
- Is it the same kind of pain?
Answer preview
At times, urinary incontinence might result in a person experiencing some back pain (Dugger, 2018). However, the extent of the relationship between back pain and urinary incontinence is still getting explored to pinpoint, whether back pain leads to UI or urinary incontinence. This results in a patient experiencing back pain (Dugger, 2018). Decubitus ulcers are also excruciating, especially if they get infected or mishandled during dressing and treatment. In most cases, untreated pressure sores become open wounds, which might be quite painful when touched or exposed to stimuli.
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Urinary Incontinence
