TEST 7

removal of waste from blood by passing through a membrane

organ transfer from one species to another

tube for insertion into a body cavity or duct to remove fluid

crushing stone in the bladder or kidney to remove stone fragments

group of X ray methods to examine urinary system

removal of a kidney

accumulation of salts in tissue

surgical repair of renal pelvis

involuntary urination/ bedwetting

study of urinay tract of males and females; genital tract in males

kidney does not function properly

renal capsule, adipose capsule, renal fascia

retroperitonal area of the back

inflammation of renal pelvis

urinary space surrounding glomerulus

any kidney disease

folds in bladder wall when empty

condition of calculi (stone) in the kidney

kidney stone

capillary cluster in nephron of kidney where filtering occurs

inflammation of kidney

comb. form for sac or bladder

herniation of bladder into vagina

study of bladder using contrast medium

painful urination

pus in the urine

decrease in urine output

excessive urination at night

urination

antidiuretic hormone

toxins in the blood

blood in the urine

involuntary urination

indentation in kidney where arteries and veins enter and exit

main functioning unit of kidney

tubes from kidney to the bladder

tube from bladder to outside of the body

inflammation of bladder due to infection

part of kidney where urine collects

calyx

ball, cluster

medulla

kidney

trough, basin, pelvis

kidney

ureter

sac. anything that holds fluid

urinary tract, urine

bladder

meatus

urethra

urine

urination

urination

introduction of a catheter into the bladder to remove fluid to obtain a sterile specimen of urine for testing. I&O (intake and output)

x-ray study of the kidney, ureter, and bladder using an intravenous contrast medium

analysis of the urine to determine its physical, chemical, and microscopic properties.

physical properties may include color, appearance, quantity, PH, and specific gravity

chemical properties are protein, sugar, ketone bodies, and bilirubin.

a microscopic exam shows red and white blood cells, crystals, casts, and pus.

test that measures the concentration of urea in the blood

test that measures the ability of the kidney to remove creatinine from the blood; used as an estimate of glomerular filtration rate.

inflammation of the urinary bladder

excessive urination at night

inflammation of the renal pelvis; usually due to infection. usually affects whole kidney

chronic nephritis

the little tube that gies in the urethra (urinary cathetar)

scant

white skin

the removing of cutting away of dead tissue

urination

getting rid of dead skin

an abrasion of the skin caused by trauma, chemicals or burn

small bladder or sac. contains fluid

freckles

a mole or a birthmark

baldness

to pass serum or puss out of tissue

an all over redness of the skin (sunburn)

very small red dots on the skin

very large bruise

to make something worse

excessive urination at night

blood in the urine

excreting a large amount of urine