Urinary System 0.0 / 5 ? PharmacyThe Urinary System UniversityNone Created by: SamDaviesCreated on: 01-04-19 18:23 Type of transitional epithelium that lines the bladder. Can be columnar when relaxed and squamous when distended. Urothelium 1 of 13 Irregular criss-crossing bands of smooth muscle which make up the bladder Detrusor muscle 2 of 13 Innervation of this system causes contraction of detrusor muscle Parasympathetic 3 of 13 Innervation of this system causes contraction of the internal sphincter Sympathetic 4 of 13 Innervation of this nerve causes voluntary contraction of the external sphincter. Travels through the S2-S4 nerves Pudendal 5 of 13 Receptor that the parasympethatic nerve acts on in the urinary system M3 6 of 13 Receptor that the sympathetic nerve acts on in the urinary system A1 7 of 13 Most common bacterium which causes UTIs E coli 8 of 13 Antibiotic which treats uncomplicated lower urinary tract infections Trimethoprim 9 of 13 Antibiotic which treats uncomplicated lower urinary tract infections Nitrofurantoin 10 of 13 Type of incontinence characterised by a sensation of urgency. Usually due to overactivity of the detrusor muscle Urge 11 of 13 Type of incontinence characterised by increased abdominal pressure caused by sneezing, coughing or laughing. Can be due to a weakened pelvic floor Stress 12 of 13 Class of drugs used to treat incontinence Antimuscarinics 13 of 13
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