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A 55 year old Caucasian man comes into your office. He seems very distressed. He tells you about an incident that happened to him earlier this morning while he was in a meeting at work. He says that all of a sudden he uncontrollably urinated on himself. Moreover, his wife had been telling him for weeks that he had been acting all childish. He says he does not know what's wrong with him and that he feels like he's a little boy. While talking with you he suddenly urinates a large amount of urine on himself . He seems very embarrassed and apologizes repeatedly. The most likely cause for this patient's condition is:
A. Cerebral lesion
B. Lesion in the sacral region of the spinal cord
C. Denervation of the urinary bladder
D. Detrusor muscle inactivity
E. Schizophrenia, disorganized type
F. Acute psychosis
Please attach an explanation to your choice.
A 55 year old Caucasian man comes into your office. He seems very distressed. He tells you about an incident that happened to him earlier this morning while he was in a meeting at work. He says that all of a sudden he uncontrollably urinated on himself. Moreover, his wife had been telling him for weeks that he had been acting all childish. He says he does not know what's wrong with him and that he feels like he's a little boy. While talking with you he suddenly urinates a large amount of urine on himself . He seems very embarrassed and apologizes repeatedly. The most likely cause for this patient's condition is:
A. Cerebral lesion
B. Lesion in the sacral region of the spinal cord
C. Denervation of the urinary bladder
D. Detrusor muscle inactivity
E. Schizophrenia, disorganized type
F. Acute psychosis
Please attach an explanation to your choice.