Micturition reflex physiology with cystometrogram | Renal Physiology MBBS 1st year lectures

Physiology lecture on renal physiology details micturition reflex, cystometrogram with Laplace law
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[@Ranvirkaur6555]

Mam but the elastic stretching will also cause radius to inc and pressure to decrease

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Not much elastic stretching

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[@binoysarkar1941]

Stretch receptor touch hone se pahele voluntary micturition possible? 300 ml fill bladder time pe kon sa mechanism se urination possible. Stretch receptor touch se pahele reflux nehi jayegi

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It is possible by voluntary micturition. Bladder contracts due to influences from higher center on pelvic nerve

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Mam in books it's written that micturtion reflex is self regenerative I. e initial contraction of bladder activates stretch receptors more... But how it's possible

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It’s correct Happens by 2 mechanisms 1. Increased activation of stretch receptors due to contraction 2. Due to urination, sensation also reach to spinal cord, from there it increases contraction as well So micturition process is basically a positive feedback

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[@peaa666]

Ma'am please reply I'll share a question with you All are correct regarding renal physiology except A) Na+ reabsorption occurs in DCT B) K+ is both secreted and absorbed in tubules C) Glucose is reabsorbed in DCT D) Hb is not excreted as it's a large molecule E) Amino acids are reabsorbed in CD ans given C, D, E I just didn't understood option D . In explanation it's written, free hb is easily excreted in glomerulus. Ma'am is it normal or only during renal disease? Ma'am would you please explain?

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Extracorpuscular hb does get filtered...

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Happens in case of intravascular hemolysis

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