WorksheetsUrinary System
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
azot/o
calyx
nitrogen
night
albumin
cali/o
calyst
cyst
lith/o
kidney
glyc/o
stone
glucose
calculus
scanty
urethra
ur/o
ureter/o
urethr/o
urin/o
kidney
urin/o
kidn/o
nephr/o
ren/o
dysuria
involuntary discharge of urine
condition in which blood is excreted in the urine
condition of excessive urine production
difficult or painful urination
condition of excessive urine production
polyuria
oliguria
hematuria
glycosuria
absence of urine production
anuria
oliguria
hematuria
dysuria
urinary urgency
condition of excessive urine production
condition of blood or blood cells are in urine production
sudden, compelling urge to urinate
inability to empty the bladder
abnormal increase in production of urine
polyuria
enuresis
diuresis
glucosuria
involuntary discharge of urine that occurs during sleep
enuresis
nocturnal diuresis
nocturnal enuresis
diuresus
hematuria
condition of blood or blood cells in the urine
condition of sugar in the urine
condition of excessive discharge of urine
condition in which a small amount of urine is being discharged
condition of sugar in the urine
oliguria
dysuria
hematuria
glycosuria
urinary incontinence
inability to completely empty the bladder due to a urethral blockage
condition of excessive urine
loss of voluntary control over the discharge of urine
involuntary discharge of urine
enuresis
involuntary discharge of urine that occurs during sleep
involuntary discharge of urine
condition in which a scanty amount of urine is produced
difficult or painful urination
which these is not a function of the kidneys?
filtration
waste storage and excretion
hormone production
produce insulin
kidneys are protected by a layer of ____________
adipose
cortex
fascia
capsule
a membrane that surrounds the glomerulus
cortex
fascia
Bowman's capsule
renal tubule
what is the function of the renal tubule?
filtering out water, salts, sugar, urea, smaller mini acids, and other waste products
filtering blood
maintain homeostaisis
absorb nutrients
what is secretion?
absorbing products
waste products are being pushed into the tubules
reabsorbing products
filtering out urine
which of the following is not an organ in the renal pelvis?
ureters
uretha
bladder
uterus
urethra
two narrow tubes that transport urine form the renal pelvises to the bladder
tube that transports urine from bladder to the outside
external urethral orifice
control the flow of urine
urethral sphinters
muscle tissue that control the flow of urine
involuntary movement of substances through a series of contractions
transports urine
passageway for blood vessels
a tube that urine flows from the renal calyces to the urinary bladder
urethra
ureter
urethral sphincters
urinary meatus
peristalsis
voluntary movement of substances through a series of contractions
involuntary movement of substances through a series of contractions
voluntary motion
involuntary motions
inflammation of the bladder
bladdertitis
cystocele
cystolithiasis
cystitis
cystocele
herniation of the bladder though the vaginal wall
calculi of the urinary bladder
condition characterized by excessive amounts of urine
inflammation of the bladder
diabetes insipidus
a condition caused by inadequate secretion of antidiuretic hormone
a condition characterized by inadequate secretion of insulin
group of clinical signs and symptoms present in disorders that caused glomerulonephritis
chronic inflammation of the bladder wall
diabetes mellitus
a condition caused by inadequate secretion of antidiuretic hormone
condition characterized by inadequate secretion of insulin
inflammation of the glomeruli in the kidney
inflammation of the bladder wall
a disease inward which the arteriole walls of the kidneys become narrowed and thickened
phenylketonuria
nephrosclerosis
nephrolithiasis
polycystic kinky disease
disease characterized by the development of cysts in the kidney
phenulketunoruria
polycystic kidney disease
pyelonephritis
nephrosclerosis
renal failure
condition in which kidney disease or damage results in impaired filtration of waste products
inadequate production and insulin
cancerous tumor of the kidney
abnormal opening between the bladder and vagina
a malignant tumor of the kidney that occurs in childhood
renal cello carcioma
renal ischemia
urinary tract infection
wilms tumor
vesicovaginal fistula
abnormal opening between the bladder and vagina
high blood pressure resulting from kidney disease
condition in which kidney failed to filter waste products from blood
infection that usually originates in the bladder
high blood pressure resulting from kidney disease
renal hypertension
UTI (urinary tract infection)
wilms tumor
renal ischemia
surgical removal of an entire lesion or tumor
biopsy
needle biopsy
incisional biopsy
excision biopsy
cystoscopy
visual examination the urinary bladder
visual examination of the kidneys
visual examination of the the uterus
visual examination of the ureter
blood area/nitrogen/creatinine ratio
urine test that estimate glomerular filtration
examination fo the ruine for the presence of abnormal elements that may indicate a pathological condition
a test that measure blood levels of urea and creatine
examination of body fluids or tissues take from patient to aid the physician in diagnosing a health condition
a type of urinalysis that is used to test urine sediment
microscopic urinalysis
phenylketonuria test
dipstick urinalysis
urinalysis
computerized tomography
x-ray examination of the kidneys
imaging method in which a patient is given contrast media to contact different structure and fluids in the body
a process in which radiographic images of a specific section of the body are taken from multiple angles using a contract medium
diagnostic imaging that uses high-frequency sound waves to generate images of organs and structures int he body
hemodialysis
artificial method by which waste materials are removed from the blood after kidney failtre
a machine receives waste-filled blood from he patient's bloodstream, filters the blood and returns the cleansed blood to the patient's body
a catheter is inserted into the peritoneum and a solution called a dialysate is introduced into the peritoneal cavity
increases urine output
nephrotomy
surgical removal of the bladder
surgical removal of the kidneys
examination of the bladder
examination of the kidneys
surgical removal of one or more stones from the kidney
calcotomy
nephrectomy
ureterectomy
lithotomy
kidney transplant
surgical procedure in which a kidney is removed from a liver or deceased donor
surgical removal of the kidneys
surgical procedure in which a part of a liver is removed from the body
surgical removal of kidney stones
insertion of a flexible, hollow tube through eh urethra into the bladder to drain urine
dialysis
urinary catheterization
hemodialysis
dialysis
ADH
antidiuretic hormone
adhesive
acute renal failure
blood urea nitrogen
computerized tomography
CT
CPT
CPTM
CG
diabetes insipidus
DI
DM
DBI
DBIP
IVP
intravenous pyelogram
voiding cystourethrogram
degree of acidity or alkalinity
phenylkeltonuria
urinalysis
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