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WorksheetsUrinary system
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the word part for Nitrogen
azot/o
cali/o
lith/o
noct/o
what is the word part for night
noct/o
glomerul/o
glyc/o
cyst/o
what is the word part for crushing
-trispy
-stitial
inter-
-poietin
word is the word part for scanty (very small)
olig/o
ur/o
vesic/o
dia-
what is the combining word for standing or positioned
-stitial
-sclerosis
urethr/o
inter-
what does the K represent in the picture
kidney
bladder
urethra
pancreas
what does the E represent in the picture
renal cortex
renal calyces
renal medulla
hilum
What does the A represent in the picture
renal medulla
renal calyces
hilum
renal pelvis
What does the B represent in the picture
renal calyces
medullary pyramids
renal pelvis
renal cortex
what does the C represent in the picture
medullary pyramids
renal cortex
renal calyces
renal pelvis
what does the D represent in the picture
fibrous capsule
renal cortex
renal medulla
ureter
what does the F in the picture represent
renal artery
hilum
ureter
renal pelvis
what does the G in the picture represent
hilum
renal artery
renal pelvis
fibrous capsule
what does the H in the picture represent
renal pelvis
medullary pyramids
renal calyces
renal cortex
What does the I represent in the picture
ureter
renal cortex
hilum
renal pyramids
What is the definition of Anuria
absence of urine production
abnormal increase in production of urine
difficult or painful urination
involuntary peeing
What is the definition of diuresis
abnormal increase in production of urine
absence of urine production
blood in urine
small amount of urine output
what is the definition of dysuria
difficult or painful urination
involuntary discharge of urine
excess urine production
small amount of urine production
what is the definition of enuresis
involuntary discharge of urine
difficult or painful urine
small amounts of urine
condition of excessive urine production
what is the definition of glycosuria
condition in which carbs/sugars are excreted through the urine
condition in which blood is excreted through the urine
condition in which there is only small amounts of urine
excess amounts of urine
what is the definition of hematuria
blood excreted in the urine
painful excretion of urine
small amount of urine excreted
large amounts of urine excreted
what is the definition of oliguria
small amount of urine is produced
excess amount of urine excreted
involuntary excretion of urine
painful excretion of urine
what is the definition of nocturnal enuresis
involuntary discharge of urine that occurs during sleep
involuntary discharge of urine
condition of excessive urine production
painful excretion of urine
what is the definition of urinary retention
inability to completely empty the bladder
loss of voluntary control over discharge of urine
sudden compelling urge to urinate
condition of sugar in urine
what is the definition of urinary urgency
sudden, compelling urge to urinate.
condition of excessive urine production
loss of voluntary control over discharge of urine
inability to completely empty the bladder
what is cystitis
inflammation of the bladder
herniation of the bladder
bladder stones
condition characterized by excessive amounts of urine
what is cystocele
herniation of the bladder through the vaginal wall in females
inflammation of the bladder
condition characterized by excessive amounts of urine
chronic inflammation of the bladder wall
what is cystolithiasis
bladder stones
inflammation of the bladder
condition excessive amounts of urine
inflammation of the bladder wall
what is a condition characterized by excessive urine
diabetes
cystocele
diabetes mellitus
cystolithiasis
what condition is characterized by the lack of the Antidiuretic hormone
diabetes insipidus
diabetes mellitus
interstitial cystitis
nephritic syndrome
what condition is characterized by inadequate secretion of insulin
diabetes mellitus
diabetes insipidus
interstitial cystitis
glomerulonephritis
what is the condition characterized by inflammation of the glomeruli in the kidney
glomerulonephritis
diabetes insipidus
interstitial cystitis
nephritic syndrome
condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the bladder wall
interstitial cystitis
nephritic syndrome
cystitis
cystocele
what is the condition for kidney stones
nephrolithiasis
pyelonephritis
glomerulonephritis
interstitial cystitis
what condition is represented by the inflammation of the lining of the renal pelvis and the functional tissue of the kidney
pyelonephritis
polycystic kidney disease
nephrosclerosis
nephritis
what procedure requires the removal of living tissue for microscopic examination?
biopsy
cystoscopy
laboratory tests
urinalysis
which condition consists of a visual examination of the urinary bladder using a cystoscope.
cystoscopy
nephroscopy
bladderoscopy
biopsy
Which procedure is characterized by an examination of the urine for the presence of abnormal elements.
urinalysis
creatinine clearance
cystoscopy
biopsy
which condition is a urine test that estimates glomerular filtration rate
creatinine clearance
cystoscopy
urinalysis
laboratory test
what type of urinalysis is used to screen for chemical changes.
dipstick urinalysis
cystoscopy
nephroscopy
stickdip urinalysis
what test checks for phenylketonuria
phenylketonuria test
phenylkotenuria test
what diagnostic method uses high frequency sound waves to generate organ structures in the body
sonography
songography
cystography
cystoscopy
a lithotripsy procedure is one in which high energy shock waves are used to break up kidney stones into smaller pieces.
true
false
which type of procedure requires the surgical removal of one or more kidney stones through a small incision in the organ it's in.
lithotripsy
lithotomy
lithitis
litholepsy
Nephrectomy is the surgical removal of which organ
kidney
liver
bladder
urethra
the abbreviation for antidiuretic hormone is
ADH
ANDH
What is the abbreviation for acute renal failure
ARF
ACRF
what is the abbreviation for catheter
CATH
CT
CA
CAH
UA is the abbreviation for urinalysis
true
false
the abbreviation for diabetes insipidus
DI
DP
