Micturition Reflex - Neural Control of Urination Animation Video.

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Neural control of urination - micturition reflex.
When the bladder is full, stretch receptors in the wall of the bladder send nerve impulses to the sacral region of the spinal cord. By way of a parasympathetic response, signals return to the bladder and stimulate contraction of the muscle of the bladder and relaxation of the internal urethral sphincter. This part of the reflex is involuntary and is predominant in infants and young children.
As the central nervous system matures, it acquires voluntary control over the external urethral sphincter. Urination is controlled mainly by the micturition center in the pons. This center receives sensory signals from the bladder and communicates with the cortex about the appropriateness of urinating at the moment. At times when it's not convenient to urinate, the center sends back an inhibitory signal to keep the sphincters closed and prevent voiding. When you wish to urinate, this inhibition is removed; the spinal cord instructs the muscle of the bladder to contract and the sphincters to open to let the urine out.
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[@sanad775]

Great video! but there's a small mistake. when your cortex receives the information that urination is a necessity, then it inhibits the somatic neurons that innervate the external urethral sphincter. when you are not urinating, the somatic neurons for the external sphincter are not inhibited, they are working to stimulate and contract the sphincter so urine doesn't leak.

[@prachiteejoshi5642]

Simple,clear, straight to the point 👍🏼

[@jogmas12]

Wow! There has to be a creator. Even to urinate has its complexities. This could not of happened by chance

[@SwatiTiwari-oi7kx]

Creator krishna

[@ushbagull1267]

He is ALLAH the most beneficient and the most merciful

[@FutureAIDev2015]

I don't mean to be a contrarian, but, how does the idea of a creator explain problems like incontinence?

[@jogmas12]

@@FutureAIDev2015 this is a fallen world. Even the animals, plants and trees get disease or things that eventually fail and not work as designed. We’re no different on this earthly plane.

[@abdullahiAH]

Allah is the one and only creator

[@HelloMedicAnkit]

Absolutely fantastic and short as it was needed

[@deveshkariia5206]

u made the topics so easy to learn !!!

[@banjieagravante4227]

Short but very informative Thank you 😘

[@m.nandini1320]

I perfectly understood in just 1.39 minutes Thank you for this amazing video ✌️

[@markdimitri4113]

great video! Didn't realise my toiletting was so complicated

[@nishantsen6820]

🤣😅

[@nishantsen6820]

6 years later

[@FutureAIDev2015]

So basically the internal sphincter is controlled entirely autonomously, and it will open when the bladder is full whether or not you want it to, but the external sphincter will only open when you consciously want it to?

[@salonimewara195]

yes you are correct

[@prizzilllaaa3503]

Simple and Clear

[@mehrdad1065]

simple and complete. thanks

[@iitknowledge928]

Excellent analysis

[@salonimewara195]

Great video! Nyc explained

[@unlock_mbbs]

You made this Easy sir. But a small doubt, the external urethral spinsters which are innervated by pudendal nerve has not been discussed ,because it controls the voluntary action right...

[@kitbokwarshong8847]

Great vid:) thank you.

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank you!

[@suepreme1876]

amazing!

[@rhprabhath]

Onuf's nucleus is a distinct group of neurons located in the ventral part of the anterior horn of the sacral region of the human spinal cord involved in the maintenance of micturition.

[@PrasannaKumar-od2wr]

Simply nice

[@user-ph9oq4lm9e]

Nice video! Just a question... after the inhibition of the parasympathetic fibers the internal sphincter isnt supposed to contract again and close?

[@missfathaby]

Thanks a lot for education. It's really help me to know

[@agungiwd]

6 tahun yang lalu nih kak

[@malehiwapaul2236]

clearly explained video

[@thangarajm9386]

nice video

[@monjilakhatun9129]

Very good

[@sophesearching]

Thank you so much :)

[@AdoreMJ833]

Nice!!

[@user-xr6jh3ob7e]

nice one

[@mohanedraheem4405]

thanks😍😍

[@medicallifewithjohn8343]

Awesome

[@dnyaneshwarikhandare2192]

Nice video sir

[@Ali-gg2ij]

Wow goog video bro❤❤

[@christineysmalone]

Interesting to know

[@shiloranxxer]

I Love Reflexing My Head And Arms! It’s Like I’m Flexing My Arms...

[@SyedAli-eg7ow]

please make a video on biomolecules

[@drmdshahjahanshaju3640]

Very nice for known

[@Doc_Vet]

Mass 🔥

[@Abdullah-cz8yw]

the green fibers are sympathetic right?

[@Lucy-yf9eb]

Is there a way to remove the large subtitles so the background pictures are visible?

[@amethyst4444]

Lucy26687 Yes, click on the "CC" button at the bottom of the screen. It's the subtitles/CC button for videos. Hope that helps!

[@Lucy-yf9eb]

nwankwo89 Thank you so much! :)

[@tealea3547]

has the nerve gone bad or the connection to the spinal cord disconnected causing no bladder control

[@ishakasmada3077]

Hasbunalaah; wa nicmal wakiil💟👑

[@Duskysky1]

When. Your exam is next day and you are trying to watch as many as possible videos on 2x but not 1 but 2 slow ads come and destroy the whole rhythm

[@stephodeh570]

Signals return to the bladder and stimulate contractions of the detrusor muscle and the EXTERNAL URETHRAL SPHINCTER not INTERNAL. Thank u

[@monokravanh1331]

❤

[@n-y-mchannel1254]

Like

[@sonurajacrypto]

Thanks to external spinchter 🤣

[@dddoda]

You say this happens in toddlers. You ought to add old men as well, like it is okay to urinate on the kitchen floor.

[@pushyamitra87]

Not detailed explanations

[@Aminhelal210]

Awesome