What is a c& p exam?
What is a c& p exam?
A Department of Veterans Affairs Compensation & Pension Examination, commonly referred to as a VA C&P exam, is an examination that the VA often asks those seeking disability compensation or pension benefits to undergo as part of the process of considering their claim.
How do I know if my C&P exam went well?
The best, and often only, way to tell if a C&P exam went well for the veteran is to read the exam report. However, VA does not issue the veteran a copy of the report unless they specifically request it. To do this, veterans can send a letter requesting a copy of their exam report to their Regional Office.
How long after C and P exam will I get a decision?
We’ll review all the evidence in your file, assign your disability rating, and send you a decision notice (a letter letting you know your disability rating). Each claim is different, but it usually takes us about 3 to 4 months to process a claim from start to finish.
What is a uroflow meter?
Uroflow, or Uroflowmetry is a test to measure the flow (rate) of micturition. During the test, the uroflow device, a Uroflowmeter, tracks urine flow in mL/sec. It reports Urination volume, meaning, how much urine flows out.
Why do I need a uroflow test?
Your Urologist or physical therapist suggest performing a uroflow test, in case they suspect that you are suffering while urinating, or have a weak flow rate (stream). Uroflow, or Uroflowmetry is a test to measure the flow (rate) of micturition.
What is uroflow time in seconds?
Uroflow, or Uroflowmetry is a test to measure the flow (rate) of micturition. During the test, the uroflow device, a Uroflowmeter, tracks urine flow in mL/sec. It reports Urination volume, meaning, how much urine flows out. It is that simple. Urination Time in seconds, means, How long it takes to urinate. What is Qmax?
How accurate is Uroflowmetry in the diagnosis of bladder voiding?
The flow curve is a product of detrusor contraction strength and bladder outlet resistance. Diagnostic accuracy for BOO detection is substantially influenced by Qmax threshold values [ 48 ]. In patients with abnormal voiding, uroflowmetry is unable to discriminate between the underlying mechanisms of poor urinary flow [ 49, 50 ].