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Where is the Urinary Bladder located and what are some parts of it?
pelvic cavity posterior to pubic symphysis

males - directly anterior to rectum

females - anterior to vagina and inferior to uterus

Trigone - triangular area in the flood
-corners: internal urethral orifice and 2 urethral openings

2 sphincters around opening of urethra:
-internal - smooth muscle
-external - skeletal muscle
What is the structure of the urinary wall?
mucosa - transitional epithelium

lamina propria

detrusor muscle - contracts to squeeze out urine
What are the innervations of the urinary bladder?
Sympathetic system:
-L1-L2 --> hypogastric nerves
-causes vasoconstriction

Parasympathetic system:
-S2-S3 --> pelvic N,
-stimulation cause relaxation of internal sphincter and contraction of detrusor

Somatic Nervous System:
-Pudendal Nerve (S3-S4) - external sphincter
What happens in the different phases of the Micturation reflex?
Collecting Phase:
Continence - abilitiy of bladder to retain urine
plasticity of the detrusor muscle - prevents rise in intravesicular P

Evacuation phase:
Spinal voiding reflex:
-increase in intravesicular P --> increase stretching of bladder wall --> afferent fibers of pelvic n --> contraction of detrusor and relaxation of internal sphincter
-voiding reflex is initiated at 300-400 ml
-high intravesicular P give rise to an inhibition of the external sphincter --> urination
What is the Self-regenerative nature of the Micturation reflex?
initial contraction of the bladder --> positive-feedback
-activation of bladder afferents by contractions of the detrusor
-reflex contractions of detrusor due to activation of receptors in urethra by urine flow
-self intensification of micturation reflex
What is micturation controlled by in the brain?
facilitatory centers - pons, posterior hypothalamus, cortex

inhibitory centers - midbrain, cortex
What is the sequence in the development of the Urinary system?
intermediate mesodrm during 3rd week

pronephros - degenerated by 6th week

mesonephros - degenerated by 8th week

metanephros

-begin excreting urine by end of 3rd month