Wisconsin CNA State Exam Vocabulary Practice

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What therapy aims to increase the amount of time between emptying the bladder and the fluid it can hold, effective in treating urinary incontinence?

Body fluid
Bladder training
Bleeding
Body language

The correct answer is: Bladder training

Bladder training is an effective therapy designed specifically to help individuals with urinary incontinence by gradually extending the time between bathroom visits. This method allows the bladder to hold more fluid over time, which can reduce the frequency of incontinence episodes. During bladder training, the patient learns to recognize the urge to urinate and practices delaying the urge, allowing for greater control over their bladder. This structured approach can significantly improve bladder function and quality of life for those suffering from incontinence. The other options do not pertain to managing urinary incontinence effectively. While body fluid might refer to various types of bodily liquids, it is not a therapeutic strategy. Bleeding is a medical condition that requires immediate attention rather than a therapy. Body language refers to non-verbal communication and does not relate to bladder control or incontinence management.