Bowel and Bladder Management Following Transverse Myeli5s

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Bowel and Bladder Management Following Transverse Myeli5s Janet Dean, MS, RN, CRRN, CRNP Pediatric Nurse Prac55oner Interna5onal Center for Spinal Cord Injury Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilita5on Johns Hopkins Hospital

Bowel and Bladder Func5ons Store waste Release waste at the appropriate 5mes Each system has Muscular storage area Outlet valve or sphincter Control Voluntary Involuntary

Bladder Func5on Storage area Bladder or detrusor Outlet valve External urinary sphincter Bladder distends Nerves send signals to cord Signals travel up to brain Brain decides what to do Sends signals down cord» Store or release

Bowel Func5on Storage area Rectum Outlet valve External anal sphincter Rectal distension Triggers urge to defecate Triggers holding reflex Nerves send signals to Cord Signals travel to the brain Brain decides what to do Sends signals down the cord» Hold or release

Neurogenic Bowel and Bladder Transverse Myeli5s Changes in your bladder and bowel func5oning Disrupts sensa5on of having to urinate or have a bowel movement Disrupt the coordina5on between the brain and the bowel or bladder Voluntary control of sphincters is lost Changes how you go to the bathroom

Neurogenic Bowel and Bladder Higher level of Injury (T12 and above ) Spas<c or reflexic neurogenic Bladder Bladder is spas5c and irritable Urinary sphincter is 5ght and does not relax voluntarily Difficulty storing and releasing urine Bowel Decreased GI mo5lity Rectum holds stool Anal sphincter 5ght and does not relax voluntarily Difficulty releasing stool Lower Level of injury (T12 and below) Flaccid or areflexic neurogenic Bladder Bladder will not contract when it becomes full Urinary sphincter is loose and fails to contract Difficulty storing urine Bowel Rectum holds stool Anal sphincter fails to contract Difficulty holding stool

Spas5c Reflexic Spas<c Bladder Problems Bladder tries to distend Bladder spasms Urgency Frequency Incon5nence Bladder sphincter dyssynergia Difficulty ini5a5ng and maintaining a stream of urine Vesicoureteral reflux Kidney damage Spas<c Bowel Problems Rectal distension Anal sphincter 5ghtens Unable to release stool Cons5pa5on Impac5on

Flaccid- Areflexic Flaccid Bladder Problems Bladder very relaxed Does not contract - overfills Sphincter outlet fails Incon5nence Urine leaks out Cough Sneeze or Ac5vi5es that contract abdominal muscles Flaccid Bowel Problems Rectum dilates Outlet sphincter fails Incon5nence Stool leaks out Cough Sneeze Ac5vi5es that contract abdominal muscles

How do I know Which Type I have? Bladder Urology evalua5on Urodynamic or Cystometric studies. VCUG voiding cystourethrogram Renal Ultrasound Bowel Rectal exam Sensa5on Voluntary contrac5on Other GI exams are usually not necessary Without Formal Evalua<on Level of Injury Lower extremity muscle tone

How to Manage Bowel and Bladder Healthy Habits Healthy diet Drink, Drink, Drink spread fluids out over the day Fiber help with stool cons5tuency Ac5vity Good hygiene Do it yourself Assis5ve devices Posi5ng equipment Direct own care Establish a good rou5ne

Bowel and Bladder Programs Goals Prevent incon5nence and accidents Empty bowel and bladder at predictable 5mes Maintain health and prevent complica5ons Impac5on Cons5pa5on Diarrhea Thick inelas5c bladder Frequent urinary tract infec5ons Kidney damage

Bladder Management Spas<c Frequent and urgent urina5on Medica5ons to relax the bladder Oxybu5nin Intermi[ent Catheteriza5on Every 4 hours (5x/day) Flaccid Leaking of urine Medica5ons not effec5ve Intermi[ent catheteriza5on Every 3-4 hours Prior to doing ac5vi5es that cause valsalva

Other Op5ons for Bladder Management Men - Condom catheter overflow Indwelling Foley catheter Not recommended Suprapubic tube Reversible minor surgery Increased UTI and bladder bancer Catheterizable stoma placed in belly bu[on Permanent, major surgery less UTI and less bladder Cancer

Bowel Management Spas<c Urgency and frequency May get to the toilet but have difficulty releasing stool Valsalva or contrac5on of the abdominal muscles pushing against an closed sphincter Flaccid Rectal sphincter will not hold stool Frequent leaking of small amounts of stool Ac5vi5es that cause valsalva will cause leaking of stool

Bowel Management Bowel Program Takes planning and rou5ne Best done every day to every other day Adults in AM Kids in PM Should take 15 minutes to 1 hour Same 5me (ader meal or snack is ideal) Generally a combina5on Medica5ons Manual disimpac5on Digital s5mula5on Work with you health professionals Guidelines and advice Customize what works for you

Bowel Management Manage stool consistency Diet Fiber (or supplement) Fluid Medica5ons to soden stool Docusate Sodium PEG (lower doses) Promote GI mo5lity Senna PEG (higher doses)

Bowel Management Posi5oning Sit up on the toilet or bedside commode Lay on led side if you can not sit up Children Be sure feet are supported on a foot stool and they are comfortable

Bowel Management Manual disimpac5on Using a gloved, well lubricated finger inserted into the rectum to break up and gently remove stool Remove stool that will be in the way Digital s5mula5on Inser5ng a gloved, well lubricated finger into the anal sphincter and gently rota5ng the finger around the anal sphincter in a circular direc5on Trigger reflex evacua5on Rectal Medica5on Bisacodyl suppository, Magic Bullet suppository. Enemeez mini enema Trigger reflex evacua5on

Bowel Program Spas<c Rou5ne Bowel Program Every 1-3 days Sod formed stool Trigger reflex evacua5on Digital s5mula5on Suppository Flaccid Rou5ne Bowel Program 1-2 x/day Firm formed stool Easy to remove but does not leak Suppositories generally do not work Manual disimpac5on 1-2 5mes per day prior to ac5vi5es that cause valsalva

Bowel Program Spas<c Bowel Manually remove stool from rectum Insert suppository Digital S5mula5on ader 5-15 minutes Con5nue digital s5mula5on every 5-10 minutes 3-4 5mes Flaccid Bowel Manually remove stool from rectum. Can try digital s5mula5on Valsalva or bearing down push ups, abdominal massage Use cau5on can cause hemorrhoids

How do I Know Program is Complete? Spas<c No stool in rectal vault ader 2 digital s5mula5ons 10 apart Mucus and no stool Rectal sphincter becomes 5ght Flaccid Rectal vault is empty

Other Op5ons for Bowel Management Flaccid Bowel Cecostomy - reversible ACE procedure - permanent Allows you to do an enema from above Spas5c Bowel Be cau5ons of above procedure with spas5c rectal sphincter

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