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Micturition Process
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Hope Helton
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Updated Apr 9, 2021
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Micturition Process
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Micturition is a simple process that empties the urinary bladder.
00:32
Our urinary system consists of a pair of kidneys, 2 ureters, a bladder, and urethra.
00:45
Chapter 4
00:56
To help filtration in the kidney is made up of millions of nephrons.
01:11
The ureters attached to the kidneys carry the urine to the bladder.
01:22
Chapter 7
01:38
The urinary bladder stores the urine until micturition process. The urinary bladder is sac-like.
01:51
Chapter 9
02:01
The urethra is the lower part of the bladder through which urine passes out.
02:14
Chapter 11
02:26
Micturition or urination is the process of removing urine from the bladder. Also known as voiding.
02:38
There are 2 stages: filling or resting stage and voiding stage.
02:51
Firstly, the bladder starts collecting the urine from the ureter to store it.
03:02
Chapter 15
03:14
Then the receptors in the bladder send the message to the brain via Central Nervous System (CNS).
03:31
Chapter 17
03:38
From the CNS the signals are passed on to contract the smooth muscles of bladder.
03:50
Chapter 19
04:09
Lastly, when the signal is received as motor messages the Sphincter is loosened to release urine.
04:21
Chapter 21
04:30
Chapter 22
Audio Transcript
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Okay. Hello.
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Today I'm gonna be talking about the make nutrition process
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and I just want to go through some of the
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organs that the nutrition process goes through.
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Okay. And today is April nine 2021 and it's Friday.
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I hope everybody is having a good friday so far.
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So make nutrition is a simple process that empties the
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urinary bladder.
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Mhm. Our urinary system consists of a pair of kidneys
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too. Your murderers, a bladder and you diarrhea.
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Here is a simple picture of what it looks like
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to help the filtration in the kidney to be flowing
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right. It is made up of millions of now franz
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the uterus attached to the kidneys carried the urine to
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the bladder.
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Here's another picture of what some of the urine will
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look like when it is released or inconsistent.
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The urinary bladder stores the urine until make nutrition process
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happens. The urinate.
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Narry bladder is like a sac like structure.
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Here is a picture of what the urinary looks like.
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The Eureka is the lower part of the bladder, which
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is where the urine passes out.
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Here's another picture of what the yuri tha looks like
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and where the urine passes out.
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Okay, now make nutrition or urination is the process of
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removing urine from the bladder.
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Also known as avoiding, There are two stages to the
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McN Nutrition.
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It's the feeling arresting stage and avoiding stage.
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Firstly the bladder starts collecting the urine from the U.
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Terror to store it.
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So this is a simple picture of how it is
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stored and how the process works.
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As soon as it is stored in the urinary section,
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the receptors in the bladder send messages to the brain
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via central nervous system to let them know.
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Hey, I have to go to the bathroom.
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Mhm. Here's a cute little picture of a receptor from
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the central nervous system.
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The signals are passed on to contract the smooth muscles
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of the bladder.
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Here's a simple picture of how that works.
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So the motor neurons are being sent back to the
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bladder and allowing the brain to tell the bladder hey,
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we need to release the urine.
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Okay. Lastly when the signal is received as a motor
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message, this finster is loosened to release the urine.
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So here's kind of a reaction to the spinster.
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Okay. And this is a simple picture that I drew
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myself to see the process and how it works.
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So I put the first step as the receptors fire
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and they let the brain no you know I need
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to go to the bathroom and then the neurons from
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the brain reply back and then the smooth muscle and
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the motor neurons contract and then this finster releases and
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that's it.
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I hope you have a great weekend and I hope
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you enjoyed this video.
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Thank you.
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