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Micturition
the action of urination
What is the somatic bladder nerve?
pudendal nerve
What is the sympathetic bladder nerve?
hypogastric nerves
What is the parasympathetic baldder nerve?
pelvic nerves
What spinal nerves make te pudendal nerve?
S2-S4
What spinal nerves make the hypogastric nerve?
L1-L3
What spinal nerves make the pelvic nerves?
S2-S4
What structure in the bladder does the pudendal nerve innervate?
external uretheral sphincter
What structure in the bladder does the hypogastric and pelvic nerve innervate?
bladder wall and internal sphincter
Effect of parasympathetic supply on the detrusor muscle
causes it to contract
Effect of parasympathetic supply on the internal sphincter
causes relaxation
Effect of parasympathetic supply on micturition
facilitates emptying
Effect of sympathetic supply on the detrusor muscle
causes relaxation
Effect of sympathetic supply on the internal sphincter
causes contraction
Through what receptor does the sympathetic nerves affect the detrusor muscle?
β-3
Through what receptor does the sympathetic nerves affect the internal sphincter?
α-1
through what receptor does the somatic nerves control the external sphincter?
nicotinic
through what receptor does the parasympathetic control the detrusor muscle?
M-3
What higher centers stimulate micturition?
pons and posterior hypothalamus
What higher centers inhibit micturition
Cerebral cortex and midbrain
What causes atonic bladder?
sensory nerves from the bladder are damaged
What is the state of micturition reflex in an atonic reflex?
there is none
What happens to micturition during an atonic bladder?
urine overflows from bladder and a few drops leaves the urethra
What causes automatic bladder?
spinal cord damage above the sacral region
What is the state of the micturition in an automatic bladder?
sacral micturition is still intact
Renal clearance
the rate to which substances are removed from the plasma
What happens to substances that have a low renal clearance?
they aren’t removed at all
What happens to substances that have a high renal clearance?
they are completely removed
Is inulin reabsorbed or secreted?
It’s neither
What is the ideal glomerular marker?
inulin
What substance slightly overestimates the GFR?
creatinine
What is the best substance to measure renal plasma flow?
para-aminohippuric acid