What causes a sudden urgency to urinate everytime while running, which leads to accidents because you can't control your bladder movement. Bbecause of this I avoid running as much a possible, but with my job i have to do it all the time? What can i do to treat it ?

Is it true that impotence caused by blood pressure medication (mainly vasodilators and diuretics) is temporary? If so, is there clinical evidence to back it up?

What does it mean if my child is constantly blowing on herself? If anything touches her on her arm for example, she will wipe it off with her other hand and blow on it. She is 4 yrs old. Now it happens ALL the time. She even rubs her feet on the carpet and blows on her feet afterwards. She will even do it when she's watching TV, she will just rub her arm, or leg, then blow on her hand, for no reason. Why?

My questions are related to the brain, nervous system, etc.. 1.- Could you name the area of the human cortex that is the first to receive information from each of the following sense organs (one for each sense organ), the eyes, the skin, the ears, and the nose. No more than five words per answer, please.

Questions: 1.- Patient A has suffered a car accident which has caused a complete transection of the spinal cord at the level T12.  A) afther the accident wil the brain still be involved in motor control of patient A's legs?  Will it still be involved in motor control of patient A's arms?  Could you provide reasons for you answers ---no more than 60 words. 2.- Before the accident, if the tendon under Patient A's kneecap was tapped with a medical hammer, patient A would respond by kicking their leg.  What is the name given to this response?  Is the brain involved in motor control of this response?  3.- Afther the accident, would patient A still respond by kicking their leg if the tendon under the kneecap was tapped with a medical hammer?   Would their arm react to a sharp object coming into contact with their hand?  Briefly explain your reasoning in one or two sentences for each answer.