Incontinence is the general term for both. Encopresis is inability to control the excretion of feces, and enuresis for urine.
incontinence
If someone has a problem with incontinence it could mean that they lose control of their bladder, or they lose control of their bowels. This is a common problem if someone suffers from dementia.
it means to empty your bladder and defecate
No. Control of the bowels (actually, the sphincter muscle) and bladder are learned skills. Loss of control is usually related to nerve damage, which wouldn't be caused by wearing diapers.
There are no known effects, short- or long-term, of birth control on bladder function.
The following are some symptoms of quadriplegic; loss of limbs sensation, incontinence of bladder and bowels, breathing difficulties, impotence, and urinary incontinence.
The term void is normally used to indicate a voiding of the bladder (peeing) or voiding of the bowels (poohing). It is not normally used to indicate a voiding of the stomach, this is called vomiting.
Evacuation of the bladder and bowels can occur shortly after death due to the relaxation of muscle control, particularly in the sphincters. This process typically happens within a few hours after death as the body undergoes rigor mortis and other post-mortem changes. Factors such as the cause of death, the individual's health, and environmental conditions can influence the timing and extent of this evacuation.
This depends upon the trajectory of death, and whether or not the bowels and bladder had any contents. But when a person dies such muscles are released immediately, so would bowel and bladder content.
When the body dies, there is a loss of muscle control. Without the muscles around the sphincter and bladder holding/contracted the bowels and bladder completely relax and are evacuated. Think about a baby who is in diapers; they have not yet learned how to control those muscles on their own so without that muscle control they just soil themselves. It is the same upon death.
Heart disease
One leads from the bowels, one leads from the bladder and one leads from the uterus !
There is not a medical term for the phrase no bladder.