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Much like the heart, the bladder fills up through a suction force caused as muscles stretch the walls, creating a pressure vacuum. true or false
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Much like the heart, the bladder fills up through a suction force caused as muscles stretch the walls, creating a pressure vacuum.

true or false

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Does the heart bladder fills ups through a suction force caused as muscles stretch the walls that creates a pressure vacuum?
It’s true
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true

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