An automatic bladder is one that empties too frequently, and the person does not have voluntary control over when to empty his or her bladder. This disorder is a result of neurological damage to which location?
A) Spinal cord above the sacral region
B) Spinal cord below the sacral region
C) Sensory nerve of the micturition reflex
D) Motor nerve of the micturition reflex
E) Receptors on the detrusor muscle

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The automatic bladder condition, characterized by frequent and involuntary bladder emptying, typically results from neurological damage to the spinal cord above the sacral region. This area is crucial for the voluntary control of bladder emptying, and damage here disrupts the normal control mechanisms.

An Automatic Bladder Is One That Empties Too Frequently, and the Person