Answer:
Letter B
Explanation: Two important points to know if your baby is breastfeeding enough are: pee amount and weight gain.
The baby should pee quite often, it is recommended that there be 6 to 8 urine diaper changes in 24 hours as a sign that the baby is hydrated. Weight gain is also a strong indication that the baby is breastfeeding enough. When the baby is born it is normal for him to lose 10 to 15% of his weight. The newborn usually regains this weight between 7 and 10 days of life. From this return, he should gain at least 20 to 25 grams per day.
The well-fed baby is calm, alert, peaceful, while babies who are not adequately fed are irritated, crying, lacking in concentration, and restlessness.
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most common perceptual distortions experienced by schizophrenics are
<span><span>auditory </span>hallucinations. </span>
Answer:
- bladder
- micturition
- sphincter muscles
Explanation:
The Urinary System:
The organs, tubes and muscles that produce, store and excrete urine are part of the urinary system. It consists of:
- Two kidneys (produce urine by filtering blood)
- Two ureters (carry urine from kidneys to bladder)
- Bladder (stores urine until excreted)
- Two sphincter muscles (control the flow of urine from the bladder)
- Urethra (allows excretion of urine from bladder)
The process of urination relies majorly on the control of sphincter muscles of the bladder by the modulatory centers in the central and peripheral nervous system. The two sphincter muscles work in an antagonistic manner. When the bladder is being filled, the detrusor muscle, a complex of smooth muscles, relaxes to accommodate the urine. Whereas, the sphincter muscle, located at the base of the bladder,contracts to prevent leakage of the urine.
During urination, the detrusor muscle contracts to expel the urine while the sphincter muscle relaxes to enable the excretion of urine through the urethra
