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WorksheetsCh.12 Urinary
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
azot/o
calyx
scanty
nitrogen
renal pelvis
ur/o
urinary bladder
urine
urethra
urine; urinary tract
-us
crushing
structure; tissue; thing
kidney
hardening; thickening
inter-
between
not; without
many; much
unrine
ren/o
pus
ureter
kidney
crushing
Absense of urine production
hematuria
oliguria
enuresis
anuria
Condition in which carbohydrates or sugars are excreted in the urine.
cystocele
dysuria
glycosuria
enuresis
abnormal increase in production of urine
anurea
diuresis
glycosturia
nocturnal enuresis
condition in which blood or blood cells are excreted in the urine
hematuria
oliguria
polyuria
cystitis
involuntary discharge of urine during sleep
urinary retention
urinary urgency
nocturnal enuresis
cyctocele
condition of scanty amount of urine produced
oliguria
nocturnal enuresis
polyuria
dysuria
excessive urine production
hematuria
urinary incontinence
polyuria
urinary urgency
involuntary discharge of urine
diuresis
anurea
dysuria
enuresis
painful urination
polyuria
dysuria
oliguria
urinary urgency
inability to fully empty the bladder due to urethral blockage or a neurological disorder
urinary retention
urinary urgency
urinary incontinence
polyuria
inflammation of the bladder
cystitis
cystocele
cystolithiasis
interstitial cystitis
herniation of the bladder (females)
nephrolithiasis
diabetes
cystocele
PKD
a condition characterized by an accessive ammount of urine
glomerulonephritis
diabetes inspidis
cystocele
diabetes
inflammation of the glomeruli in the kidney
nephrosclerosis
diabetes inspidus
diabetes mellitus
glomerulonephritis
chronic inflammation of the bladder wall
interstitial cystitis
nephratic syndrome
phenylketonuria
pyelonephritis
renal calculi; kidney stones
nephrosclerosis
phenylketonuria
nephrolithiasis
pyelonephritis
inflammation of the lining of the renal pelvis and the funtional tissue of the kidney
pyelonephritis
renal cell carcinoma
renal failure
renal hypertension
high blood pressure resulting from kidney disease
nephrosclerosis
renal ischemia
UTI
renal hypertension
disease characterized by the development of cysts in the kidney.
polycystic kidney disease
cystolithiasis
glomerulonephritis
phenylketonuria
condition characterized by inadequate or improper utilizition of insulin.
diabetes inspidus
diabetes mellitus
phenylketonuria
nephrolithiasis
removal of living tissue for examination
crytoscopy
biopsy
urinalysis
dipstick urinalysis
visual examination of the urinary bladder using a cryoscope
sonography
creatinine clearance
crioscopy
cryoscopy
a type of urinalysis that is used to screen for chemical changes
dipstick urinalysis
sonography
voiding cystourethrogram
x-rays with contrast media
diagnostic method that uses high frequency sound waves to generate images of organs and structures of the body
renal angiogram
CT
sonography
creatinine clearance
drug that prevents bacterial infections
dialysis
lithiotripsy
surgery
antibiotic
artificial method of removing waste material from the blood after kidney failure
diuretic
dialysis
lithiotomy
nephrectomy
procedure that uses high energy shock waves to break up stones in the body so they can be passed easily
lithiotripsy
surgery
renal angioplasty
lithotomy
surgical removal of one or more stones from the kidney, gallbladder, or urinary bladder
lithiotripsy
kidney transplant
nephrectomy
lithotomy
surgical removal of a kidney due to damage or dysfunction
nephrectomy
renal angioplasty
kidney transplant
dialysis
drug that increases urine output
hemodialysis
diuretic
urinary catheterization
lithiotripsy
UTI
urinary track infection
unvoluntary track infection
urinary track incident
urinary track illness
CAT
computerized angle tomography
computerized axial tomography
computerized art tomography
computerized abaxial tomography
UA
under armour
under arm
urinalysis
unfixt analysis
GFR
glomerular filtration rhythm
glomerular free rate
garfield
glomerular filtration rate
CATH
catheter
catherine
calamine
calcific bursitis
waste filtering and waste system of the body
renal artery
urethra
ureter
kidneys
pair of small tubes that connect the kidneys to the urinary bladder.
fallopian tube
extraocular muscles
ureter
veins
passageway for urine to exit the body from the urinary bladder
yourethra
bladder
ureter
urethra
a hollow organ that is elastic and holds the body's urine
urinary system
urinary bladder
rectum
stomach
another function for the urinary system is to produce hormones. Which organ does this?
kidneys
gallbladder
bladder
urethra
where is the renal cortex located?
inner layer
bottom layer
it is located nowhere
outer layer
what is the membrane that surrounds the glomerulus
skull
bladder
bowmans capsule
renal cortex
what is the inner region of the kidney called
renal medulla
medullary
urinary meatus
ureter
what is the cluster of capillaries called?
urea
bowmans capsule
bladder
glomerulus
what is reabsorbed into the bloodstream?
vitamins
salt
water
sugar
