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define enuresis
inability of a child to establish proper bladder control resulting in involuntary urination
what is primary enuresis
child over 5 years old who has never been able to establish urine control
what is secondary enuresis
child who has established proper bladder control but has lapsed back to bed wetting
what controls the emptying of the bladder
dedtrusor and trigone muscles
where is teh nerve supply to teh detrusor and trigone muscles
s2-s4
what is appropriate bladder function controlled by (not msucles)
urogenital diaphragem
where does the urogenital diaphragm get its innervation from
L2
what is the etiology of primary enuresis
familial
medications
link to emotional disturbances
anxiety states
mechanical cause in spine
what is the etiology of secondary enuresis
stress
trauma
psychological stress
what is the mechanical etiology behind enuresis
developing sacrum is highly mobile, being subjected to repeated trauma can cause bed wetting that is relieved with adjustment
what is the trreatment for enuresis
medication
CMT
counseling