Unit 6- Urinary System Flashcards

1
Q

nephr/o

A

kidney(s)

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2
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ren/o

A

kidney(s)

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3
Q

kidneys

A

removes waste from blood

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4
Q

pyel/o

A

renal pelvis

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5
Q

renal pelvis

A

collects urine and passes to ureter

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6
Q

ureter/o

A

ureter

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7
Q

ureter

A

carries urine from kidneys to bladder (tube-like structure)

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8
Q

cyst/o

A

bladder

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9
Q

vesic/o

A

bladder

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10
Q

bladder

A

hollow organ that holds urine

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11
Q

urethr/o

A

urethra

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12
Q

urethra

A

passes urine from bladder to outside of the body

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13
Q

urin/o

A

urine

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14
Q

ur/o

A

urine

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15
Q

-uria

A

urine

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16
Q

urine

A

liquid waste produced by the kidneys

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17
Q

albumin/o

A

albumin (type of protein)

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18
Q

glyc/o

A

sugar (glucose; in urine sign of diabetes)

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19
Q

glycos/o

A

sugar (glucose; in urine sign of diabetes)

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20
Q

lith/o

A

stones (form in the kidney and travel through urinary system)

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21
Q

calculus

A

stones

22
Q

calculi (pl)

A

stones

23
Q

urea

A

waste product; physicians use to diagnose kidney disorders (note: uria means urine)

24
Q

urinalysis

A

UA or ua; analysis of urine

25
Q

KUB (cub)

A

kidneys, ureter, bladder

26
Q

IVP

A

intravenous pyelogram- a special x-ray exam of the kidney, bladder, and ureters (-gram mean record/image)

27
Q

cath

A

catheter; catheterization- a flexible tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine

28
Q

ARF

A

acute renal failure (sudden kidney failure)

29
Q

CRF

A

chronic renal failure (loss of kidney function slowly over time)

30
Q

UTI

A

urinary tract infection (bacterial infection of bladder or urethra)

31
Q

BUN

A

blood urea nitrogen (test done to see how well kidneys are functioning/working)

32
Q

micturition, voiding

A

urination, excretion of urine from the body

33
Q

incontinence, enuresis

A

involuntary urination, inability to control excretory functions

34
Q

olig/o

A

scant; few; very little

35
Q

oliguria

A

very little urine produced or excreted

36
Q

cystolithotomy

A

surgical incision to remove stone from the bladder

37
Q

noct/i

A

night

38
Q

nocturia

A

excessive urination at night

39
Q

uremia

A

blood in the urine

40
Q

-ptosis

A

drooping, sagging, floating

41
Q

nephroptosis

A

drooping, sagging, “floating kidney”

42
Q

-pexy

A

surgical fixation

43
Q

nephropexy

A

surgical fixation of a floating kidney

44
Q

-tripsy

A

surgical crushing

45
Q

nephrolithotripsy

A

surgical crushing of a stone in the kidney

46
Q

hemodialysis

A

filtering of the blood to remove waste

47
Q

-lysis

A

breaking down; destruction

48
Q

-rraphy

A

suturing (stitching)

49
Q

cystorraphy

A

suturing the bladder

50
Q

diuretic

A

agent that increases the amount of urine

51
Q

sepsis

A

an infection that spreads through the bloodstream

52
Q

septic

A

pertaining to sepsis