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Are the incontinence products needed for:
Urine (Bladder)
Stool Only or if a urinary catheter is used but there is bowel incontinence (Bowel)
Both Urine and Stool (Bladder and Bowel)
Urine is lost from the bladder:
With coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting objects or exertion a little bit of urine is leaked. In males, sometimes urine dribbles just before or after urinating (Stress)
An urge is felt and suddenly, there is difficultly holding back the flow of urine. (Urge)
Urination without awareness and unable to control the flow (Total/Complete)
Urine is lost from the bladder:
With coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting objects or exertion a little bit of urine is leaked. In males, sometimes urine dribbles just before or after urinating (Stress)
An urge is felt and suddenly, there is difficultly holding back the flow of urine. (Urge)
Unable to make it to a bathroom on time (Mixed, Functional)
Urination without awareness and unable to control the flow (Total/Complete)
Urine incontinence is seldom an issue but, protection is necessary "just in case". (Seldom)
Describe the bowel incontinence experienced:
A small amount of staining or smearing after a bowel movement or after gas is passed (Staining)
Leakage of a small amount of stool (Leakage)
Formed stool (moderate to large amount) (Formed)
Liquid, diarrhea-like stool (moderate to large amount)
Describe the "amount" of urine loss (incontinence) typically experienced:
A trickle or a dribble (Just a couple of tablespoons or ounces)
A short "gush" (More than a trickle but less than a cup)
A "flood" (More than a cup)
Measure either the hips or the waist (which ever is larger). Choose the measurement from the ranges below:
Less than 20" (Y)
20" to 31" (S)
31" to 44" (M)
44" to 58" (R/L)
59" to 64" (XL)
64" to 68" (XXL)
68" to 80"
Greater than 80"
How frequently is there a need for a fresh incontinence product?
A few times per week
1-3 times over a 24 hour period
4-6 times over a 24 hour period
More than 6 times over a 24 hour period
Does Bowel Incontinence occur overnight?
Yes
No
Sometimes
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