CHAPTER 11: the urinary system Flashcards

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albumin/o

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albumin (a protein)

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balst/o

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germ, bud, developing cell

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gluc/o

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sweet, sugar

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meat/o

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opening, passage

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nephr/o

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kidney

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pyel/o

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renal pelvis

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ren/o

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kidney

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ureter/o

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ureter

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urethr/o

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urethra

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ur/o, urin/o

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urine

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dia-

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through

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azot/o

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urea, nitrogen

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glycos/o

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sweet, sugar

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ket/o, keton/o

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ketone

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noct/o

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night

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olig/o

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few in number

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py/o

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pus

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-uresis

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urination

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-uria

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pertaining to urine, urination

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spedias/o

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rip, tear

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sten/o

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narrow

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-cele

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hernia, swelling, protrusion

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meat/o

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opening, passage

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peritone/o

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to stretch over, peritoneum

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vesic/o

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bladder

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-pexy

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surgical fixation, suspension

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-tripsy

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surgical crushing

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vesicourethral

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A surgery that is performed to stabilize the position of the urinary bladder is called a vesicourethral suspension. Performed to treat stress incontinence

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urethrostomy, urethrotomy

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A surgical creation of an opening through the urethra. Performed to provide an alternate exit route for urine

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urethropexy

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Surgical fixation of the urethra. To correct stress incontinence

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renography

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an examination that uses nuclear medicine by IV injection of the radioactive material into the patients kidney

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specific gravity

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the measurement of the density of substances in liquid compared to water. Urine sample helps to reveal the efficiency of renal filtration and the reabsorption of water

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pyelolithotomy

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Surgery to remove kidney stone. Incision into the kidney

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pyeloplasty

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surgical repair of the renal pelvis

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nephrolysis

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A surgical procedure during which abnormal adhesions are removed from the kidney, loosening the organ.

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nephropexy

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Surgical fixation of a kidney is sometimes necessary if the kidney is abnormally loose

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peritoneal dialysis

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processes fluids and electrolytes by artificial filtration

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nephrology

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The medical field that studies and treats disorders associated with the kidneys

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lithotripsy

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sound waves to pulverize or dissolve stones

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hemodialysis

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procedure that pushes a patients blood through permeable membranes within an instrument. to remove nitrogenous wastes and excess ions

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cystostomy

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surgical creation of an artificial opening into the urinary bladder. To provide an alternate exit pathway for urine

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cystotomy

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incision through the urinary bladder wall

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cystoscopy

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A procedure using a modified endoscope to view the interior of the urinary bladder

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cystolithotomy

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A procedure in which an incision is made through the urinary bladder bladder wall to remove a stone

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cystoplasty

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surgical repar of the urinary bladder

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cystorrhaphy

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suturing the urinary bladder wall

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cystectomy

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surgical removal of the urinary bladder

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acute kidney injury

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a rapid-onset disease of the kidneys resulting in a failure to produce urine. Caused by physical injury, septic shock, severe dehydration, or surgical complications

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cystitis

A

Inflammation of the urinary bladder

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cystocele

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herniation of the urinary bladder, in females the protrusion goes into the vagina

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end-stage kidney disease

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failure of both kidneys to form urine from any cause (ESKD)

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cystolith

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kidney stone

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enuresis

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an involuntary release of urine, which usually occurs due to a lack of bladder control among children or the elderly. During sleep: nocturnal enuresis

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epispadias

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A congenital defect resulting in the abnormal positioning of the urinary meatus

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glomerulonephritis

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a disease of the glomerulus (ball of specialized capillaries within a kidney nephron)

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hydronephrosis

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the exit to urine out of the kidneys becomes blocked the urine backs up and causes distension of the renal pelvis

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hypospadias

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change in location of the urinary meatus

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incontinence

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the inability to control urination, stress incontinence: an involuntary discharge of urine occurs during a cough sneeze or strained movement

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nephritis

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inflammation of a kidney, may be caused by an autoimmune response or allergic reaction

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nephroblastoma

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is a tumor originating from kidney tissues that includes developing embryonic cells also called Wilm’s tumor

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nephrolithiasis

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the presence of one or more stones or calculi within a kidney

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nephroma

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a general term for a tumor arising from kidney tissue

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nephromegaly

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an abnormal enlargement of one or both kidneys

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nephropathy

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a severe condition of a kidney that leads to end-stage kidney disease

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nephroptosis

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the condition of a downward displacement of a kidney

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polycystic

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a kidney condition characterized by the presence of numerous cysts occupying much of the kidney tissue resulting in a loss of kidney function

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pyelitis

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inflammation of the renal pelvis usually caused by a bacterial infection

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pyelonephritis

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an inflammatory condition of the renal pelvis and nephrons

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strictures

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a condition of abnormal narrowing, ureteral stricture: ureter is narrowed, urethral stricture: urethra is narrowed, ureterovesical stricture: the junction of the ureter and bladder is narrowed. Also called ureterostenosis

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uremia

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an excess of urea and other nitrogenous wastes are present in the blood. Caused by the failure of the kidneys to remove urea and associated with renal insufficiency or renal failure

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ureteritis

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inflammation of the ureter often the result of a bacterial infection

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ureterocele

A

a herniated ureter

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ureterolithiasis

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the presence of one or more stones within a ureter

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urinary retention

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the abnormal accumulation of urine within the urinary bladder

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albuminuria

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albumin is a protein normally present in the bloodstream, if it appears in the urine it is a physical sign of abnormal renal filtration

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anuria

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the inability to pass urine, a sign of kidney disease and is defined as the production of less than 100mL of urine per day

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azotemia

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the sign of abnormally high levels of urea and other nitrogen-containing compounds in the bloods

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bacteriuria

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the abnormal presence of bacteria in the urine is a sign of UTI

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disuresis

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the temporary excessive discharge of urine, may be induced with drugs called diuretics

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dysuria

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difficulty or pain experienced during urination, symptom of UTI

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gylcosuria

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the abnormal presence of glucose in the urine is a sign of endocrine disease such as diabetes

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hematuria

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the abnormal presence of blood in the urine is a sign of urinary disease

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ketonuria

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the abnormal presence of ketone bodies in the urine, common sign of a metabolic disorder, high-protien/low-carb diet, starvation, diabetes

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nocturia

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the need to urinate frequently at night is a symptom of diabetes

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oliguria

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reduced urination becomes a clinical problem when the volume of urine declines to less than 500mL within a 24 hour period

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polyuria

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chronic excessive urination is a common sign of an endocrine disease, usually diabetes

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proteinuria

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presence of any protein in the urine

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pyuria

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pus in the urine, indicating a urinary tract infection