bladder's
Belonging to reservoir
The possessive form of bladder, the muscular sac that stores urine before it's expelled from the body.
The bladder's capacity decreases with age.
Bladder also refers to similar inflatable sacs: a swim bladder in fish, or the rubber bladder inside a football.
The ball's bladder's worn out and won't hold air.
Move through water
- fishGilled aquatic vertebrate
- buoyancyFluid's upward resistance
- flotationAbility to stay afloat
- gasFormless, expanding substance
air · inflation · pig · football · leather · ball · pouch · membrane
Renal excretion fluid
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- wallVertical enclosing structure
- sphincterMuscle encircling body opening
- catheterInserted medical drainage tube
incontinence · retention · infection · cystitis · urgency · voiding · distension · emptying
Body's working component
- sacBodily pouch structure
- membraneThin tissue sheet
- tissueDisposable soft paper
- epitheliumTissue covering body surfaces
mucosa · elasticity · shape · size · position · pelvic · abdominal · ultrasound
swim
Move through water
gas · air · inflation · pig · football · leather · ball · pouch · membrane · dried
urine
Renal excretion fluid
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- wallVertical enclosing structure
- sphincterMuscle encircling body opening
catheter · incontinence · retention · infection · cystitis · urgency · voiding · distension · emptying · control
organ
Body's working component
epithelium · mucosa · elasticity · shape · size · position · pelvic · abdominal · ultrasound · scan
- gall bladdersOrgans storing bile
- bladder infectionBacterial urinary tract condition
- bladder disordersDiseases of urine-holding organ
- bladder controlUrinary restraint ability
- bladder cancersMalignancies of urine reservoir
- leaky bladder