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toileting

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toileting [toi´let-ing]
1. using a toilet; defecation and urination.
2. helping a patient with defecation and urination.
patterned urge response toileting a technique for bladder training, especially in patients with functional incontinence; the patient is prompted to urinate based on results of a voiding diary that indicates maximum functional capacity. The nurse records the patient's cognitive and behavioral responses to prompted toileting.


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He made no toileting errors and did not gnaw on the furniture because he has been receiving lessons in good behavior from the Kennedys' dog trainers.
He made no toileting errors and did not gnaw on the furniture because he has been receiving lessons in good behavior from the Kennedys' dog trainers.
 
 
 
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