Urinary

Question 1

Renal and ureteral pain receptors are relayed by sympathetic nn at

Answer 1

T10-L1

Question 2

Posterior subcostal and costovertebral regions

Answer 2

Renal pain

Question 3

Groin and genital area

Answer 3

Ureteral pain

Question 4

Inflammation c infection of the bladder

Answer 4

Cystitis

Question 5

Chronic inflammation s infection of the bladdet

Answer 5

Interstitial cystitis

Question 6

Calculi form primarily in rhe kidney

Answer 6

Nephrolithiasis

Question 7

4 classification of prostatitis

Answer 7

1- acute bacterial prostatitis
2- chronic
3- chronic prostatitis/ chronic pelvic pain syndrome (inflamm or noninflamm)
4- asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis

Question 8

Lobes: benign prostatic hyperplasia

Answer 8

Middle lobe

Lateral lobe

Question 9

Lobes: prostate CA

Answer 9

Post lobe

Question 10

Normal bladder but weak pelvic flr mm

Answer 10

Stress incontinence

Question 11

Aka overactive bladder

Answer 11

Urge incontinence

Question 12

Involuntary cxn of detrusor mm

Answer 12

Urge incontinence

Question 13

Overdistention of the bladder, bladder cant empty completely, urine leaks and dribbles out

Answer 13

Overflow incontinence

Question 14

Return of kidney fxn in acute renal failure

Answer 14

3-12 mos

Question 15

Undescended testicle

Answer 15

Cryptorchidism

Question 16

Located in the upper part of the kidney

Answer 16

Adrenal glands

Question 17

Outer cortex of adrenal gland

Answer 17

MGA OC (outer cortex)

Mineralocorticoids (fluid and mineral imbalance)
Glucocorticoids (glucose metabolism)
Androgens (sex hormones)