Inability to control (stop/start)the flow of urine may suggest ________.

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The pubococcygeus muscle is part of the pelvic floor muscles that are responsible for controlling the flow of urine. Weakness in this muscle may lead to urinary incontinence, which is the inability to control the flow of urine. A weak external oblique muscle may affect posture and trunk stability, but is not directly related to urinary control. The spinalis muscle is responsible for spinal extension and does not impact urinary control. Intercostal muscles help with breathing and are not related to urinary control.

Inability to Control (Stop/start)the Flow of Urine May Suggest ________