Clinical Reference Systems: Pediatric Advisor 10.0
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Daytime Wetting Diary
For a daytime wetting diary chart, click here
If your child has a problem with wetting his pants during
the day, please collect the following information for
several instances of wetting before you call your child's
physician to make an initial or follow-up appointment. This
information may be very helpful to your physician in
reaching a correct diagnosis.
Time and Place
Date:
Time of day:
Place (home, school, etc.):
People present:
Description of Wetting
How much? (1 = small spot on underwear, 5 = complete):
Who recognized it (you or your child)?
Triggers for Wetting
Activity at time of wetting:
Was your child holding back urine before the wetting?
Was your child upset or angry before the wetting?
Was your child laughing?
Use of the Toilet
Did the wetting occur while your child was on the way to the
toilet?
If so, how much of the urine got into the toilet?
Your Observations
What do you think caused the wetting this time?
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