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Match each definition with term the appropriate.
Premises:
Characterizes the repeated passage of feces into inappropriate places
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine during waking hours
Feces in this subtype are characteristically poorly formed, and leakage can be infrequent to continuous happening mostly during the day
This diagnosis is not considered if the child has a urinary tract infection
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine only during nighttime sleep
Feces in this subtype are likely to be of normal form and consistency with intermittent soiling
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine during nighttime and the waking hours
A diagnosis used when the practitioner may choose not to specify the reason diagnostic criteria are not met for a specific elimination disorder
Responses:
Enuresis
Nocturnal only
Diurnal only
Nocturnal and diurnal
Encopresis
Constipation overflow incontinence
Without constipation and overflow incontinence
Unspecified elimination disorder
Correct Answer:
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Responses:
Characterizes the repeated passage of feces into inappropriate places
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine during waking hours
Feces in this subtype are characteristically poorly formed, and leakage can be infrequent to continuous happening mostly during the day
This diagnosis is not considered if the child has a urinary tract infection
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine only during nighttime sleep
Feces in this subtype are likely to be of normal form and consistency with intermittent soiling
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine during nighttime and the waking hours
A diagnosis used when the practitioner may choose not to specify the reason diagnostic criteria are not met for a specific elimination disorder
Premises:
Characterizes the repeated passage of feces into inappropriate places
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine during waking hours
Feces in this subtype are characteristically poorly formed, and leakage can be infrequent to continuous happening mostly during the day
This diagnosis is not considered if the child has a urinary tract infection
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine only during nighttime sleep
Feces in this subtype are likely to be of normal form and consistency with intermittent soiling
Subtype of enuresis indicating passage of urine during nighttime and the waking hours
A diagnosis used when the practitioner may choose not to specify the reason diagnostic criteria are not met for a specific elimination disorder
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