urinary quiz Flashcards
Infection and inflammation of the glomeruli. Develops after infection from strep.
glomerulonephritis
condition in which urine distends the renal pelvis and calices or ureter. This happens when a blood clot, infection or a kidney stone blocks the flow of urine.
hydronephrosis
formation of kidney stones in the urinary system.
nephrolithiasis
any disease of the kidney
nephropathy
kidney infection can cause the capillaries of the glomerulus to harden
glomerulosclerosis
hereditary disease characterized by cysts in the kidney. Eventually destroys the nephrons, causing kidney failure
polycystic kidney disease
infection and inflammation of the renal pelvis of the kidney. caused by bacterial infection of the bladder
pyelonephritis
disease in which the kidneys decrease and then stop producing urine.
renal failure
an excessive amount of the waste product urea in the blood because of renal failure
uremia
bacterial infection somewhere in the urinary tract. caused by e coli normally found in the intestines and rectum.
urinary tract infection (UTI)
infection or inflammation of the bladder.
cystitis
hernia in which the bladder bulges through a weakness in the muscular wall of the vagina or rectum.
cystocele
inability to empty the bladder because of an obstruction of the prostate gland, nerve damage, or drug side effects
urinary retention
urinary retention due to a lack of innervation of the nerves to the bladder. due to spinal cord injury, spina bifida, etc.
neurogenic bladder
urinary urgency and frequency due to involuntary contractions of the bladder wall as the bladder fills with urine.
overactive bladder
infection or inflammation of the urethra
urethritis
absence of urine production by the kidneys because of acute or chronic renal failure
anuria
difficult or painful urination, due to many factors.
dysuria
blood in the urine. caused by kidney stone, cystitis, or bladder cancer.
hematuria
inability to initiate a normal stream of urine. this means dribbling, decreased caliber.
hesitancy
increased frequency and urgency of urination during the night.
nocturia
excessive production of urine due to uncontrolled diabetes mellitus or diabetes insipidus.
polyuria
urine test in which some urine is swabbed into a culture medium in a petri dish.
culture and sensitivity
urine test done to detect an individual who is using illegal, addictive, or performance enhancing drugs
drug screening
urine test that describes the color and characteristics of the urine and detects substances in it.
urinalysis (UA)
radiologic procedure that usus x rays and contract dye to visualize the urinary system.
intravenous pyelography (IVP)
radiologic procedure that usus x rays but no contract dye to visualize the urinary system.
kidneys, ureters, bladder x rays (KUB)
radiologic procedure that usus x rays and radiopaque contract dye. Injected and flows into renal artery.
renal angiography
procedure in which a catheter is inserted through the urethra and into the bladder to drain urine.
catheterization
procedure to remove waste products from the blood of a patient in renal failure
dialysis
nursing procedure that documents the total amount of fluid intake and the total amount of fluid output.
intake and output (Iand O)
treats a urinary tract infection caused by bacterium
antibiotic drug
blocks sodium from being reabsorbed from the tubules into the blood.
diuretic drug
procedure to correct stress urinary incontinence. a supportive sling of muscle tissue or a synthetic mesh is inserted around the bladder neck and the urethra to elevate and suspend them in their normal position within the pelvic cavity.
bladder neck suspension
procedure that uses a cystoscope inserted through the urethra in order to examine the inside of the bladder.
cystoscope
procedure to treat a patient in end stage renal failure by transplanting a new kidney from a donor.
kidney transplantation
procedure that uses a layer or sound waves to break up a kidney stone.
lithotripsy