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| | 08/13/08 - 06:56 PM  
 
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A 21-year-old woman presents to her obstetrician for urinary problems. She states that she has been stressed because she is working hard to do well on her finals at college. Over the last 2 weeks she finds herself continually rushing to the bathroom, “because I feel like I need to go, but I can’t.” This has never happened to her before, and she has begun wearing pads “just in case.” She denies fevers and dysuria. She is otherwise healthy, exercises regularly, and takes a multivitamin daily. Her physical examination is normal, as is her urinalysis. Cystometry is performed, and her detrusor contraction to bethanechol chloride is greatly exaggerated. What is the most likely etiology of this woman’s urinary urgency? (A) Acute cystitis (B) Chronic bladder distention (C) Detrusor muscle inflammation (D) Multiple sclerosis (E) Pelvic floor damage
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| | 08/16/08 - 06:47 AM  
 
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Detrusor muscle inflammation
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