WorksheetsUrinary System Review- MT
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
urine or urinary tract
meat/o
ren/o
pyel/o
ur/o
calcul/o
renal pelvis
meat/o
ren/o
pyel/o
ur/o
calcul/o
kidney
meat/o
ren/o
pyel/o
ur/o
calcul/o
meatus
meat/o
ren/o
pyel/o
ur/o
calcul/o
stone
meat/o
ren/o
pyel/o
ur/o
calcul/o
urinary bladder
py/o
-pexy
-poietin
azot/o
vesic/o
surgical fixation
py/o
-pexy
-poietin
azot/o
vesic/o
nitrogen
py/o
-pexy
-poietin
azot/o
vesic/o
pus
py/o
-pexy
-poietin
azot/o
vesic/o
substance that forms
py/o
-pexy
-poietin
azot/o
vesic/o
crushing
-tripsy
-uria
cyst/o
-stitial
noct/o
urination; condition of urine
-tripsy
-uria
cyst/o
-stitial
noct/o
night
-tripsy
-uria
cyst/o
-stitial
noct/o
pertaining to standing or positioned
-tripsy
-uria
cyst/o
-stitial
noct/o
fluid sac; bladder, cyst
-tripsy
-uria
cyst/o
-stitial
noct/o
a condition of excessive urine production
glycosuria
hematuria
oliguria
polyuria
urea
a condition in which carbohydrates are excreted in the urine
glycosuria
hematuria
oliguria
polyuria
urea
a waste product of proteins broken down by the liver
glycosuria
hematuria
oliguria
polyuria
urea
a condition of scanty urine production
glycosuria
hematuria
oliguria
polyuria
urea
a condition in which blood or blood cells are excreted in the urine
glycosuria
hematuria
oliguria
polyuria
urea
the process of discharging waste from the body; also called micturition
anuria
urination
diuresis
dysuria
enuresis
an abnormal increase in the production of urine
anuria
urination
diuresis
dysuria
enuresis
involuntary discharge of urine
anuria
urination
diuresis
dysuria
enuresis
difficult or painful urination
anuria
urination
diuresis
dysuria
enuresis
the absence of urine production
anuria
urination
diuresis
dysuria
enuresis
the basic structural and functional unit of the kidney
Bowman’s capsule
filtrate
glomerulus
nephron
renal tubule
a cluster of capillaries in the kidney; shaped like a tiny knot or ball
Bowman’s capsule
filtrate
glomerulus
nephron
renal tubule
a long, twisted tube through which water, wastes, and other substances travel after they have been filtered out of the blood
Bowman’s capsule
filtrate
glomerulus
nephron
renal tubule
water, sugar, salts, urea, and other wastes that have been filtered out of the blood
Bowman’s capsule
filtrate
glomerulus
nephron
renal tubule
a membrane that surrounds a cluster of capillaries in the kidney
Bowman’s capsule
filtrate
glomerulus
nephron
renal tubule
the external urethral orifice
trigone
urethra
urinary bladder
urinary meatus
ureters
the neck of the bladder
trigone
urethra
urinary bladder
urinary meatus
ureters
tubes that transport urine from the renal pelvises of the kidneys to the urinary bladder
trigone
urethra
urinary bladder
urinary meatus
ureters
a hollow, muscular organ that stores urine
trigone
urethra
urinary bladder
urinary meatus
ureters
a tube that transports urine from the bladder to the outside of the body
trigone
urethra
urinary bladder
urinary meatus
ureters
Sodium, chloride, potassium, calcium, phosphate, and magnesium are all electrolytes.
True
False
The kidneys are located within the peritoneum.
True
False
Layers of fat and connective tissue protect the kidneys and help hold them in place.
True
False
Each kidney contains about 1,000 nephrons.
True
False
The pH of normal urine is slightly acidic.
True
False
What is the term for the process of separating waste products out from the blood?
filtration
osmosis
reabsorption
secretion
The ____ is the outer layer of the kidney that contains nephrons.
renal calyx
renal medulla
renal cortex
renal pelvis
During which process does blood reclaim useful substances from the filtrate flowing through the renal tubules?
filtration
excretion
reabsorption
secretion
Normal urine is commonly ____ percent water.
5
25
50
95
The ____ is a depression in the renal pelvis that serves as a passageway for blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves.
trigone
hilum
renal tubule
renal calyx
Urine moves through the ureters by means of gravity and ____.
osmosis
peristalsis
ion exchange
cilia
What is the medical term for inflammation of the bladder?
cystitis
cystocele
cystolithiasis
cystoscopy
What are renal calculi?
malformations of the renal artery
hormone-producing cells in the kidneys
bladder stones
kidney stones
____ uses high-energy shock waves to break up stones in the kidney, bladder, or ureter.
Nephrectomy
Lithotripsy
Sonography
Lithotomy
A(n) ____ uses a camera and a contrast medium to take “moving images” of blood flow through the kidney.
intravenous pyelogram
renal angiogram
retrograde pyelogram
voiding cystourethrogram
Number 1 represents the _________.
renal calyces
renal pelvis
renal hilum
renal cortex
renal medulla
Number 2 represents the _________.
renal calyces
renal pelvis
renal hilum
renal cortex
renal medulla
Number 3 represents the _________.
renal calyces
renal pelvis
renal hilum
renal cortex
renal medulla
Number 6 represents the _________.
renal calyces
renal pelvis
renal hilum
renal cortex
renal medulla
Number 7 represents the _________.
renal calyces
renal pelvis
renal hilum
renal cortex
renal medulla
The BUN test measures blood levels of urea and ___?
ketones
creatinine
acetones
bilirubin
For long term-draining of urine from the bladder a(n)____ is used.
straight CATH
cystoscope
foley CATH
IVP
The _______________contain small tubes that carry urine from the renal cortex to the renal calyces.
medullary pyramids
renal calyces
nephrons
renal pelvis
