Ch. 19-21

Loss of too much water from the body

A drug that increases the secretion of urine (water, electrolytes, and waste produces) by the kidneys

Retention of excess fluid

Fluid removed from the blood through kidney function

An increase in intraocular pressure

High blood level of potassium

Low blood level of potassium

Long tubular structure that is the functional part of the kidney

Dizziness and light-headedness after standing in one place for a long time

Dizziness and light-headedness when rising suddenly from a sitting or lying position

A drug used to treat infection

A drug that kills bacteria

A drug or agent that slows or retards bacteria

Painful or difficult urination

Altered bladder function caused by a nervous system abnormality

Involuntary contractions of the detrusor or bladder muscle

Accidental loss of urine caused by a sudden and unstoppable need to urinate

An infection caused by pathogenic microorganisms of one or more structures of the urinary tract

Frequent urinary day and night

Sudden strong need to urinate

Drugs that neutralize or reduce the acidity of stomach and duodenal contents

Drugs that remove flatus or gas in the intestinal tract

A drug that induces vomiting

Gallstone-dissolving

Failure to move food normally out of the stomach

A reflux or back up of gastric contents into the esophagus

Bacteria that causes a type of chronic gastritis and peptic and duodenal ulcers

A substance the stomach secretes that aid in the digestive process

Excessive gastric secretion of hydrochloric acid

Lack of peristalsis or movement of the intestines

Aversion to bright lights

Drugs with antisecretory properties