Urinary diagnostic terms Flashcards by Ryan Ferido

Q

kidney stops functioning

A

acute reversible renal failure

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inflammation of kidney in the glomerulus region

A

glomerulonephritis

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Q

kidneys have accumulated too much fluid that causes blockage

A

hydronephrosis

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Q

inflammation of kidney

A

interstitial nephritis

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Q

stones in kidneys

A

renal calculi, nephrolithiasis

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Q

kidney is drooping

A

nephroptosis

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Q

excretes too much protein in the urine

A

nephrotic syndrome

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Q

something is blocking the urinary tract

A

obstructive uropathy

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Q

inflammation in the renal pelvis

A

pyelonephritis

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Q

born without kidneys

A

agenesis

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Q

kidneys are full of cysts

A

polycystic kidneys

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Q

kidney is not in right place

A

ectopy

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Q

malignant tumor in kidney in children

A

wilm’s tumor

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chronic kidney problem

A

chronic renal failure

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Q

has urea in the blood

A

uremia, azotemia

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Q

hypertension in renal artery

A

renal hypertension

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stones in ureter

A

calculus in ureter

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protrusion in ureter

A

ureterocele

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Q

too much fluid in ureter

A

hydroureter

Q

pus in the ureter

A

pyoureter

Q

inflammation of ureter

A

ureteritis

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obstruction in bladder

A

bladder neck obstruction

Q

infection of bladder

A

cystits

Q

excessive urination

A

diuresis

Q

opening underneath the penis

A

hypospadias

Q

cannot control urination

A

stricture of vesicourethral orifice

Q

parasite infection

A

trichomonad infection

Q

inflammation of trigone

A

trigonitis

Q

inflammation of urethra

A

urethritis

Q

passageway from bladder to intestine

A

vesicoenteric

Q

passageway from bladder to rectum

A

vesicorectal

Q

passageway from bladder to vagina

A

vesicovaginal

Q

fungus infection of penis

A

actinomycosis

Q

missing one or both testes

A

anorchism

Q

inflammation of end of penis

A

balanitis

Q

testes did not come down in scrotum

A

cryptorchism

Q

inflammation of epididymis

A

epididymitis

Q

collection of fluid in testes

A

hydrocele

Q

prostate is growing too much

A

hypertrophy of prostate

Q

inflammation of testes

A

orchitis

Q

prepuce is too narrow

A

phimosis

Q

more than two testes

A

polyorchism

Q

inflammation of prostate

A

porstatitis

Q

serious STD infecting the brain

A

syphilis

Q

swollen, twisted veins in testes

A

varicocele