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enuresis

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enuresis /en·ure·sis/ (en″ūr-e´sis) urinary incontinence.
en·u·re·sis (ny-rss)
n.
The uncontrolled or involuntary discharge of urine.

enuresis
[en′yoo͡rē′sis]
Etymology: Gk, enourein, to urinate
incontinence of urine, especially nocturnal bed-wetting.

enuresis,
n inability to hold one's urine.

enuresis (enūrē´sis),
n involuntary urination (e.g., during general anesthesia, at night).

enuresis

enuresis
Psychiatry Nocturnal and daytime incontinence of urine Vox populi Bed-wetting. See Elimination disorder.


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This is not to say that the upper management of camp needs to be informed every time a camper burps, but they should know about such things as severe homesickness, enuresis, and aggression.
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