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condition of urine

painful dificult

urine

painful urination

condition of excessive urine production

Condition in which carbohydrates or sugars are excreted in the urine.

Condition of excessive urine production

Sudden, compelling urge to urinate.

Condition in which blood or blood cells are excreted in the urine

Inability to completely empty the bladder due to a urethral blockage or a neurological disorder.

Loss of voluntary control over the discharge of urine from he bladder; also calledin continence

Involuntary discharge of urine that occurs during sleep; bed-wetting

Condition in which scanty (very small) amount of urine is produced.

inflammation of the badder

Calculi of the urinary bladder; bladder stones

A condition caused by inadequate secretion of, or resistance of the kidney to, the action of ADH. The lack of ADH prevents water from being reabsorbed into the blood through the renal tubules, leading to urine that is highly diluted and blood sugar that is less diluted.

A condition characterized by inadequate secretion or improper utilization of insulin

Inflammation of the glomeruli in the kidney.

Chronic inflammation of the bladder wall.

Renal calculi; kidney stone

Malignant tumor of the kidney that occurs in childhood.

High blood pressure resulting from kidney disease.

Inflammation of the lining of the renal pelvis and the functional tissue of the kidney

The removal of a smallpiece of living tissue for microscopic examination.

X-rayvisualization of the renal pelvis, ureters, and bladder using a contrast agent

Diagnostic imaging method that uses high frequency sound waves to generate images of organs and structures in the body

A type of urinalysis that is used to screen for chemical changes

X-ray examination that uses a camera and a contrast medium to take “moving images” of blood flow through

the blood vessels in the kidneys.

Urine ntest that estimates GFR, providing a measure of how well the glomeruli of the kidney are functioning.

Surgical removal of an entire lesion or tumor.

Incision into the tissue for removal of a small piece of living tissue for examination microscopically.

Biopsy procedure in which a hollow needle is used to remove a core sample of tissue for microscopic examination.

X-ray visualization of the bladder and urethra using a contrast medium.

antidiuretic hormone

computerized axial tomography

computerized tomography; computed tomography

urinalysis

polycystic kidney disease