URINARY BLADDER AND URETHRA



   URINARY BLADDER:












1.INTRODUCTION: it is a reservoir for urine

2.SITUATION: it lies in the pelvic cavity.

3.MEASURMENTS: Its depending on the amount of urine it coulaius.

4.SHAPE: pear shaped & fills C urine it because oval shape

  •        organs associated with the urinary bladder





















5.STRUCTURE:




        IT CONSISTS 3 SURFACES

-          Superior surface

-          Autrior surface

-          Posterior surface

the Bladder wall is Composed of 3 layers

OUTER LAYER:-

-           layer of loose connective  tissues,

-          It contains Blood & Lyuphenodes & nerves

-          It covered on the upper surface by the peritneum

MIDDLE LAYER:

          It contains smooth accucle  fibres & elastic tissue,

The mucosal –lined with Transitional epithelium.

Capacity of the urinary bladder 300-400ml urinate initiated.

Total capacity is rarely more than 600ml.

FUNCTIONS:

Storage (or) reserviour for the urine.



           URETHRA

The urethra is a canal extending from the neck of the bladder to the exterior.
Its length differs in the male compare to the female.




THE FEMALE URETHRA is approximately 4cm long.
It runs downwards and forwards behind the Symphysis pubis and opens at the external urethral orifice just in front of vagina.
It is under voluntary control.

THE MALE URETHRA:





It provides a common pathway for the flow of urine and Semen.
It is about 19 to 20 cm long.
It is also under voluntary control.
It consists of 3 layers.
1.   The muscular layer.
2.   Sub mucosa layer.
3.   Mucosa layer.

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