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elect the cues which indicate the client may be experiencing urinary incontinence. Date/TimeProvider Progress Notes 05/07/20XX 1000 Matti Möttölä, 78-year-old male, presents to the family clinic with difficulty initiating a urine stream, increased frequency of urination, especially during the night, a weak urine stream that starts and stops, and dribbling urine after voiding. Symptoms began about two months ago and have gradually worsened. PMH includes Benign prostatic hypertrophy: diagnosed five years ago, treated with finasteride and silodosin, and is well-controlled. Diabetes mellitus type 2: diagnosed 10 years ago, HbA1c 5.5% or higher over the past year; compliant with medication and diet. Peripheral neuropathy: diagnosed six months ago, controlled with duloxetine and daily walking Hypertension: longstanding, controlled with oral antihypertensive medications Total (left) knee replacement 3 years ago; no complications