How would the path of urine flow through the excretory system be different if humans did not have a urethra or urinary bladder? Could we consciously control urination if these organs were missing? Adequately explain each of your answers.

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Lola Hendricks

2 September, 21:39

How would the path of urine flow through the excretory system be different if humans did not have a urethra or urinary bladder? Could we consciously control urination if these organs were missing? Adequately explain each of your answers.

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Presley Moyer · Answer 1

When urethra and urinary bladder gets removed, there would be no path for urine to excrete outside the body. In addition, there would also be no storage for the urine just before it gets eliminated outside the body as waste. Therefore, a person would not survive when any of these organs would be absent.