ICCS Intake survey prior to learn CEVL pediatric uroflowmetry

ICCS:
Interpret Pediatric Uroflow/EMG
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Name of your department or division?*
Name of your current institution?*
How long have you been practicing your specialty?*
What is your role in healthcare?*
What training have you received to interpret pediatric uroflow/EMG?*
Are you comfortable interpreting pediatric uroflow/EMG?*
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- The following questions test your interpretation of Uroflow/EMG tests.

- Clinical history is not included.

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What is the "normal" lag time?*
What is the lag time for "prolonged"?*
What is the lag time for "short"?*
What is the lag time for "negative"?*
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1. Please identify the curve pattern.*
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2a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
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2b. Is there evidence of detrusor external sphincter dyssynergia?*

YesNo
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3a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
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3b. Is there evidence of detrusor external sphincter dyssynergia?*

YesNo
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4a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
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4b. Is there external sphincter activity at the start of urination?*

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4c. Is there abdomen straining at start of urination?*

YesNo
4d. Does abdomen straining occur at other times during voiding?*

YesNo
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5a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
5b. Is there detrusor sphincter dyssynergia?*

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5c. What corresponds to the flattening of the peak of the flow curve?*
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6a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
6b. What is the pathognomonic feature of this uroflow curve pattern?*
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7a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
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8a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
8b. The sudden change in the slope of the uroflow curve at the end of urination is due to:*
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9a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
9b. This curve pattern is likely due to:*
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10a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
10b. This curve pattern is likely due to:*
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11a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
11b. This curve pattern is due to:*
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12a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
12b. This curve pattern is due to:*
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13a. Please identify the curve pattern.*
13b. The increase in sphincter activity at the end of urination (yellow ellipse) is due to:*
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14a. Which colored circle signifies end of urination?*
14b. How does one confirm that urination ends?*
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- What is your specialty?*
- 15. In evaluating the Uroflow-EMG Patterns, I was mostly confident that I already knew the diagnoses, so I did not have to make intelligent guesses.*
  
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