Question

If we remove the pressure receptors from the urinary bladder wall?

• A. Micturition will continue
• B. Their will be no micturition
• C. Urine will collect in the bladder
• D. There will be no collection of urine in bladder

Answer 1

Answer: (B), (C)

The correct options are
B Their will be no micturition
C Urine will collect in the bladder

Pressure receptors are responsible for sending the signal to the brain when the urinary bladder is filled to its maximum capacity if they are removed urine will collect normally in the bladder and may overflow after a point.

Pressure receptors are responsible for sending the signal to the brain when the urinary bladder is filled to its maximum capacity if they are removed two things will happen: