Urinary System

The body has specific mechanisms for when the bladder will release urine, and how it releases urine.

First, the brain is always in a "go ahead and go" setting for urination. When the brain turns off that mechanism (like switching to a "don't go" or neutral setting), that is when we can urinate.

Second, the kidneys have been continuously filtering "fluids" from the cells, blood coming from the heart, and intestines. This is not just what we drink, but from physical processes in the body.

Third, the kidneys release urine into a holding area called the urinary bladder. It has a sphincter at the lowest part, right where it connects to the ureter (a tube that goes to the outside). At the other end, the ureter has a second sphincter. A sphincter is a muscle ring-like structure that keeps the tube closed. When the brain registers urinary bladder pressure, and turns the "always go" signal off, then the brain sends a message to the sphincters to open. But part of the sphincter opening is under voluntary control.

Each person is normally at the urinal / on the toilet when the sphincters relax so that we urinate. Sometimes this whole process goes haywire. For example, older men may have an enlarged prostate gland so they cannot urinate completely. Older women may be incontinent.

If the urine is not formed the body will be poisoned itself and death will result, because the urine is the one who rid waste and toxins in the body through the process of excretion of urine..

As far as I know anything more than 2L is considered diabetes insipidus
3 liters
1.0 to 1.8 liters per day.
2
That would depend on the volume of water you ingest each day.

If you need to pee during a meeting at work, politely excuse yourself by saying you need a moment. Choose an appropriate time, such as during a discussion or when someone else is speaking, to minimize disruption. Make sure to return quickly to avoid missing important points. If possible, try to use the restroom before the meeting starts to prevent the need during the session.

To pass urine while tucking, first you have to un-tuck.

because daddy has a penis

and mom and you [assuming your a girl] a vagina.

First of all, if you are asking this question you should not be worrying about making babies. That being said, none. no 'pee' is needed for fertilization of an egg.

Please do not attempt to make a baby. talk to your parents and/or doctor and/or guidance counselor

• urethra

Inflammation of the urethra. (See related link)

Nephrologist.

Depending on your age, you could have a urinary infection or urinary stress incontinence. Get a urinalysis or clean catch urine done at the doctor's.

The urethra provides a passage way for urine as it leaves the body.

Urethra

No it does not.

Urethra.

Ureteroscopy refers to removal of calculi that have moved downward into the urethra with the help of a special instrument

its responcible for removing wastes producted by the body(: -love Lauren

No

Perfectly safe. The nose and the urinary tract are far from each other and shouldn't have much of an effect on piercing.

Urea is a waste product produced by the body, which it needs to get rid of, and it does that through the kidneys, by excreting urea in urine

(NH2)2CO... It comes from the breakdown of Amino Acids.

no but 1-12 year olds can

They already know how to urinate. The problem is to tech them how to do it in a proper location and on cue.

Observant parents get the child to a toilet or potty on a time basis or when the child looks like he's ready to go, praises success, and expresses mild disappointment for failure. Kids are bright and will catch on.

withdrawal reflex

The Urinary System is defined as such, "The bodily system consisting of the organs that produce, collect, and eliminate urine and including the kidneys, ureters, urinary."

The Digestive System is defined as such, " The group of organs that break down food and absorb the nutrients used by the body for fuel. The organs in the digestive system, in the order in which food travels through them, are: Mouth, Esophagus, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum, and finally, Anus."

Because liver is more important, more severe. It has any

range of functions, including detoxification, protein synthesis, and