CH. 12 Urinary System Flashcards
glomerul/o
glomerulus
glomerulopathy, glomerulonephritis
Latin: “little ball”
nephr/o
ren/o
kidney
nephrology, nephritis, renal failure
200 qts/day fliters blood
pyel/o
renal pelvis
skeletal pelvis & renal pelvis (kidneys, uterus, and bladder)
ur/o
urin/o
urine
urology, hematuria
healthy urine : ammonia > wash clothes and brush teeth
lith/o
stone- accumulation of mineral salts and calcium
lithiasis, lithotripsy
litho - “little rocks”
cyst/o
vesic/o
bladder
cystotomy, cystitis, vesiculotomy
18oz
urethr/o
urethra
urethrostenosis, urethritis
M: 8in F: 1.5-2in
meat/o
opening
meatoscope, meatal stenosis
Meatus: “ to go through” , “ opening”
balan/o
penis
balanorrhea, balanitis
Greek: “acorn”, deadbolt lock
epididym/o
epididymis: long organ on top of each testicle
- sperm complete final level of development
didymis : “twins”, “upon the twins”
orch/o orchi/o orchid/o test/o testicul/o
testicle
orchitis, orchiopexy, anorchidism, testitis
prostat/o
prostate : organ in the male reproductive tract
pro (before) + state ( stand) = “the one that stand before or in front of “
sperm/o
spermat/o
sperm/i
sperm
aspermia, spermicide, spermatocele
Greek: “seed”
anuria
lack of urination
an / ur / ia
no / urine / condition
cystalgia
cystodynia
pain in the bladder
cyst / algia
bladder / pain