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Disorders of Storage is the bladder small, normal or large
Small to normal
What are the 3 differentials of Disorders of Storage
urethral sphincter mechanism incompetence
Ectopic ureters
overactive bladder
Do disorders of Voiding have a small, normal or lage bladder
Large
What are the 3 differentials of Disorders of voiding
mechanical obstruction, functional obstruction, atonic bladder
You have an older spayed female who has clinical signs of urine dribbling in her sleep and standing up. What is the diagnosis
Urethral Sphincter mechanism incompetence
How to treat a Dog with urethral sphincter mechanism incompetence
sympathomimetic phenylpropanolamine alpha agonist
no improve-estrogen/ testosterone but be careful of BM suppression
A dog has pollakiuria and its bladder is always small. What is the disorder and how do you diagnose it?
Disorder of storage overactive bladder
diagnose by ruling out other pollakiuria causes
How should we treat an overactive bladder
anti-spasmodic anti-cholinergic anti-muscarinic oxybutynin
Mechanical obstruction is a disorder of voiding. what are some examples
Urolithiasis, prostatic disease, neoplasia, stricture
Functional obstruction causes increased urethral sphincter tone due to what? What is a sign to look for?
T3-L3 lesion- neurologic signs
What skeletal muscler relaxer would you give to a dog with a functional obstruction
Diazepam
If a dog has atonic bladder, how should we treat?
Bethanechol
What is the mechanism behind overflow incontinence
bladder is so full with high pressure some urine dribbles out
What is reflex dyssynergia
Incoordination of detrusor muscle contraction with urethral sphincter relaxation
What is the etiology of Reflex dyssynergia
Secondary to spinal cord disease vs idiopathic
Recurrent UTIs is how many in what time frame
>3 in 12 months
what are some underlying problems of UTIs
Anatomic, urine concentration, immune function
What are most common problems of UTI recurrence
when to refer
Endocrine, uroliths, CKD- if not one consider refferal cystoscopy
Treatment of UTIs includes
treating underlying cause 7-14 days, monitor
if bacterial prostatitis 4-6 weeks
struvites can be a sequela
When can you use meropenem, imipenem, vancomycin, tazocin with recurrent UTIS
no other choice, owner compliance 100%, possible to totally clear infection
How to tell if we have a mechanical or functional obstruction
try to pass a catheter, rads, ultrasound