How do Kegel exercises aid in the treatment of incontinence?
a. Increases the tone of the bladder
b. Reduces urinary retention
c. Strengthens the urinary sphincter
d. Sensitizes biofeedback
ANS: C
Kegel exercises, if done correctly and regularly, will strengthen the pelvic floor and will help hold back the flow of urine.
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