human anatome... urethra

Factual Questions
1

Is the urethra the common channel between both man and woman to release urine?

What is the scientific grading factor of the urethra to uphold daily release of urine, throughout the human life span?

You can say it by 3 components.

  1. a natural born baby, healthily nurtured through out its life, into its adulthood. (for whatever faculties take in regarding a “true existence”, based by necessity of sustenance)

  2. an average everyday living affiliate, to the consumerist market.

  3. a blatant alcoholic, who disregards all virtue of the human apparatus.

  4. pees in time sync necessity of functioning to its day.

  5. pees spontaneously to its luxury of intake.

  6. pees every day more than the first in a week(exagerated?) and less than half of the other (however inaccurate).

wear and tear… what is the difference of the three, as meant or expected to uphold, by the process. How does it uphold its processing durability?

im thinking its something like this…

  1. a true form plastic straw
    vs
  2. a straw, reed out of a dry season
    vs
  3. stringed out chewed bubble gum.

what are those true factors, what attributes, by composition, those factors?

2

Um, what?

OK, I can answer one question: yes, both men and women use a urethra to pee. The external aperture is, obviously, a bit different.

3

I think he’s high.

4

a canal processes liquid dispersal, every day, by various numerations.

what is it originated stature.

what is it affected stature.

in between. what are the resulting diminishing affects?

( how many urethra’s in human history, have formed a hole, through wear and tear, other than its target passage)

5

Sorry, Henryunderborn, this is a bit too incoherent for a viable thread in General Questions. I really can’t tell what you’re asking (aside from the first question, which has been answered.) Your second post did nothing to clarify the matter, but confused things even more.

You may open another thread on this if you can ask a more focused question. If English is not your first language, I suggest you get someone to help you with its composition.

Colibri
General Questions Moderator