Palliation of Dysuria and Bladder Spasms in the Palliative Care Population-Project Echo Palliative Care

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Instructions

Saturday, April 12, 2025, 11:00 AM - Thursday, March 5, 2026, 11:59 PM


Discuss the definition of Dysuria and identify common causes of Dysuria and bladder spasms with Alexander Schoifet, MD.

1. Identify common causes of dysuria and bladder spasms in the palliative care population.
2. Describe how the cause affects treatment, and identify best treatment depending on etiology of the patient's dysuria.
3. Examine medications, procedures, and treatments used to palliate dysuria, and discuss the risks and side effects of each.

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