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Home » The Micturition Reflex: How Your Bladder Knows When to Empty

The Micturition Reflex: How Your Bladder Knows When to Empty

February 5, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

The Micturition Reflex: How Your Bladder Knows When to Empty

Question 1. Juxtaglomerular apparatus.
Answer:

Definition:

  • It is as specialized organ situated near the glomerulus of each nephron of both the kidneys.

Structure:

  • It is made up of.
    1. Macula densa.
    2. Extraglomerular mesengial cells.
    3. Juxtaglomerular cells.

Functions:

  • Secretes hormonal substances
  • Regulates glomerular blood flow
  • Regulates GFR.

Question 2. Glomerular filtration rate.
Answer:

Definition:

  • Glomerular filtration rate is the total quantity of filtrate formed in all the nephrons of both the kidneys in the given unit of time.

Value:

  • 125 ml per min.
  • About 170180 litres/day.

Question 3. Micturition reflex.
Answer:

Micturition Reflex.

Question 4. Composition of urine.
Answer:

  • Urine consists of
    1. Water about 10001500 ml/day.
    2. Solids.

Composition Of Urine

Question 5. Ketone bodies.
Answer:

  • The metabolism of fats is greatly increased in starvation and severe diabetes mellitus.
  • This leads to increased production of ketone bodies.

Conditions:

  1. Ketonemia Increased blood level of ketone bodies.
  2. Ketonuria Increased urinary excretion of ketone bodies.

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