It is a doughnut-shaped ring of smooth muscle that opens to allow chyme from the stomach to enter the duodenum.Read more: What_is_the_structure_of_the_pyloric_sphincter
The adductor Muscle
Yes.
The adductor Muscle
no once you are ready to let it go your bladder opens up and lets some of it out without letting the body fully releasing it
The urethra is a tube leading out of the bladder. There is a sphincter muscle at the top of the urethra, which is usually tightly closed. When the bladder is full the sphincter muscle opens so that the urine flows along the urethra and out of the body
If you have it removed you can put it in a pot of boiliing water and see if it opens.
The knee joint is an example of a body joint that opens and closes as it flexes and extends during movement.
"Cysto" means related to the urinary tract; "-scopy" means to look in/at for diagnosis or treatment. A cystoscopy is a test procedure in which a flexible tube with a camera on the end is inserted up the urethra (tube that carries urine to the outside) into the bladder. About one hour prior to the test, a nurse administers a light sedative or muscle relaxer. An IV is started, if one is not already running. Then the patient is wheeled into the X-Ray department. There, the patient is given fast acting sedation (count backwards from 100 and you're asleep before you get to 98). The tube/camera is inserted through the first sphincter; the urologist checks its patency (how well the sphincter opens and closes). The urethra walls are inspected, then it passes through the bladder sphincter. Exam is done of the bladder walls. If required, tools can be inserted through the tube to biopsy the bladder tissue. X-Rays can be taken as well. The procedure lasts between 30-60 minutes. A catheter is in place when the patient awakens. It is removed within 24 hours. *Note: The first urination can be quite painful because of bladder spasms.
Opens the valve to allow H2O into the humidifier
The shutter.
the cardiac sphincter opens involuntarily during peristalsis, which is the process of wavelike muscle contractions of the alimentary tract that moves food along the oesophagus down to the stomach. :)