control of micturition Flashcards
what is micturition
the normal process of the passive storage and active voiding of urine
how does urine move from the kidneys to the bladder
- movement of urine alond the ureter is by peristalsis
- locally regulated smooth muscle
- maintaining low pressure in the renal pelvis
how is retrograde flow from the bladder prevented
oblique angle of entry through the bladder wall by the ureter
the bladder is lined by which type of muscle
smooth muscle
the urethra is lined by which types of muscle
smooth and skeletal muscle
what is the detrusor muscle
- network of smooth muscle fibres within the bladder wall
- supplied by both sympathetic and parasympathetic fibred
what is the internal urethral sphincter
- thickening of the bladder musculature
- smooth muscle
- supplied by sympathetic supply
what is the external urethral sphincter
- striated muscle fibres
- under voluntary control of somatic nervous system
what is the innervation involved in the bladder and urethra
- sensory stretch nerve endings in the bladder wall
- motor supply to detrusor, internal and external urethral sphincters
innervation involved in micturitiin:
motor:
- somatic
- parasympathetic
- sympathetic
sensory
somatic motor supply to the bladder is via: and functions to
- outflow of S1-2 - pudendal nerve
- no synpase
- innervates the external urethral sphincter
- functions to retain urine
parasympathetic supply to the bladder is via ……… and functions to…..
- outflow: S1-3 - pelvic plexus
- synpases at pelvic plexus or bladder wall
- innervates the detrusor muscle
- neurotransmitter = ACh
- action = excitatory = squeeze bladder for peepee
- function = to empty bladder
the sympathetic supply to the detrusor muscle is via ………. and functions to:
- outflow = L1-4
- synapses at the caudal mesenteric ganglion (or bladder wall)
- innervates the detrusor muscle
- neurotransmitter = norepinephrine
- receptor = beta
- action = inhibitory
- function is to allow the bladder to fill (dont pee pants)
sympathetic supply to the internal sphincter is via ……. and functions to:
- outflow L1-4
- synpases at caudal mesenteric ganglion
- innervats the internal sphincter
- neurotransmitter - norepinephrine
- receptor = alpha
- action = excitatory
- function is to retain urine and increase urethral tone
sympathetic tone to the bladder will
a. retain urine
b. void urine
retain