Bedwetting Quiz and Bedwetting Solutions

Last Updated on March 17, 2024 by chummie

Need to test your knowledge related bedwetting?

Dealing with bedwetting boy or bedwetting girl can be a challenge for parents. You may be not sure what are you doing is right or wrong.

To know more about bedwetting is the key to helping your child through this time. This quiz can be beneficial for you and your child.

1. Who wets the bed more?

A) Boys

B) Girls

The Right answer is A.

Bedwetting is more common among boys than girls; experts estimate the ratio as roughly 2 boys to 1 girl.

 

2. What is the major cause of bedwetting?
   A) Too much fluid before bedtime.

B) The deep sleeper child.

C) Physical reasons such as an immature bladder, low vasopressin production at night.

The correct answer is above all.

All of these physical reasons are common causes of bed wetting. Some children need more time to learn how to control their bladder at night, but it’s important for parents to know that the liquid consumption should be more during the day then night and they need to help them wake up in night at regular intervals to pass urine.

 

3. Can Inheritance play any role in bedwetting.

A) False

B) True

The correct answer is B

Family history often plays a large role in nighttime bedwetting. If one parent had bedwetting problem the chances of the child having the same problem are 30%. If both parents wet the bed, the risk increases to 70%.

 

4. Is Constipation associated with nighttime bedwetting.

A) False

B) True

The answer is B

Constipation is a common cause for bladder problems. When the rectum, located just behind the bladder, is filled with large or hard poop, there is more pressure on the bladder. This causes bladder instability, which, in turn, can lead to nighttime accidents.

 

5). What is the percentage of children aged 5 to 10 who wet the bed?

A) 5%

B) 20%

C) 15%

The correct answer is B.

20% of children from 5 to 10 years wet the bed.

 

6).Can Urinary tract infections cause enuresis.

A) True

B) False

The answer is A.

A urinary tract infection can lead to bladder control problems. An infection can cause bladder contractions that can cause instability, leakage or loss of control. That can be controlled with Bedwetting alarms.

 

7). Do Bladder-Training Drills to Stop Bedwetting

A) True

B) False

The correct answer is A.

Do bladder-conditioning exercises during the day. These increase bladder capacity, neuro-muscular control and awareness of bladder fullness during the day, which hopefully will carry over into the night, try these exercises to stop bedwetting.

 

8) Do bedwetting alarms help a child stop bedwetting?

A) True

B) False

The correct answer is A.

A Bedwetting alarm wakes your child the second he wets the bed. The interruption in sleep can condition the brain to control the bladder better and help prevent accidents.

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