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retroperitoneal
where kidneys are located; behind the lining of the abdominal cavity / outside of the peritoneal cavity
urea
waste product of protein metabolism that is filtered by the kidneys
cortex
outer layer of the kidney
cortic/o
outer region
medulla
inner layer of the kidney
medull/o
middle or inner portion
urination
elimination of urine from the body
excretion, elimination, voiding
elimination of a substance

can be used to describe the urinary system or other body systems
micturition
elimination of urine from the body with implied voluntary control of the sphincter muscles in the urinary tract
erythropoietin
hormone produced by the kidney that stimulates red blood cell production in the bone marrow
-chrome
suffix for color
turbid
cloudy (urine)
urinary catheterization
insertion of a tube through the urethra and into the urinary bladder
cystogram
radiographic film of the urinary bladder after contrast material has been placed in the bladder via a urinary catheter
retrograde
going backwards; describes the path that contrast material takes in going to the bladder for a cystogram
pneumocystography
radiographic study of the urinary bladder after air has been placed into it via urethral catheter
retrograde pyelogram
radiographic study of the kidney and ureters in which a contrast material is placed directly into the urinary bladder
nocturia
excessive urination at night
albuminuria
presence of major blood protein in urine
anuria
complete suppression of urine
bacteriuria
presence of bacteria in urine
crystalluria
urine with naturally produced angular solids of definitive form
dysuria
difficult or painful urination
glucosuria or glycosuria
glucose (sugar) in the urine
hematuria
blood in the urine
ketonuria
presence of ketones in the urine
oliguria
scanty or little urine
pollakiuria
frequent urination
polyuria
excessive urination
proteinuria
presence of proteins in the urine
pyuria
pus in urine
stranguria
slow or painful urination
urinalysis (UA)
examination of urine components
acute
short course with a sudden onset; implies severe
chronic
long course with a progressive onset; persists for a long time
nephrotoxin
substance that is toxic to the kidneys
uremia
waste products in the blood; seen with many types of kidney disease
hydronephrosis
dilation of the renal pelvis as a result of an obstruction to urine flow
lith/o
combining form for stone or calculus
-lith
suffix for stone or calculus
lithiasis
the process of forming stone-like deposits or calculi in internal organts
casts
fibrous or protein material found in the urine
urolith
urinary bladder stone
hydroureter
distention of the ureter with urine caused by any blockage
interstitial cystitis
inflammation within the wall of the urinary bladder
azotemia
presence of urea and other nitrogenous agents in the blood
lithotripsy
destruction of stone using ultrasonic waves traveling through water
-tripsy
to crush
dialysis
procedure to remove blood waste products when the kidneys are no longer functioning
theriogenology
study of animal reproduction
perineum
area between the scrotum and anus in males
orchi/o

orchid/o

test/o

testicul/o
combining forms for testes (4)
foreskin
also called the prepuce; retractable fold of skin covering the penis
pen/i

priap/o
combining forms for penis (2)
sigmoid flexure
s-shaped bend in the penis of some species; straightening achieves an erection
ovari/o

oophor/o
combining forms for female gonad (2)
oo/o

ov/i

ov/o
combining forms for egg (3)
oviducts
another name for the uterine tubes; paired tubes that extend ovary to uterus
salping/o
tube
fimbriae
fringed extensions at the infundibulum that catch the ova when they leave the ovary and direct them into the uterine tube
uter/o

hyster/o

metr/o

metri/o
combining forms for uterus (4)
corpus
body
uterine corpus
body of the uterus
cervic/o
neck
cervix
caudal portion of the uterus that extends into the vagina
colop/o

vagin/o
combining form for vagina (2)
orifice
body entrance or exit
labia
lips; fleshy borders of the vulva
clitoris
sensitive erectile tissue located at the ventral portion of the vulva
mammary glands
milk producing glands in females
mamm/o

mast/o
combining form for mammary glands (3)
udder
mammary gland in large animals
teat
nipple area in a large animal
quarter
in cows, the name for the four teats ("mammae")
lact/i
milk
luteal phase
stage of estrous cycle in which the corpus luteum is present
intromission
insertion of the penis into the vagina
copulation / coitus
sexual intercourse
afterbirth
another name for the placenta
tie
period of copulation between a male and female canine during which the two animals are locked together by penile erectile tissue
umbilicus
structure that forms on the abdominal wall where the umbilical cord was connected to the fetus
amnion
"amniotic sac"
innermost membrane surrounding the embryo in the uterus; protects fetus by engulfing it in fluid
allantois
innermost layer of the placenta, forms a sac where waste products accumulate
chorion
outermost layer of the placenta
cotyledon
elevation of the ruminant placenta that is on the fetal surface and adheres to the maternal caruncle
caruncle
fleshy mass on maternal ruminant placenta that attaches to fetal cotyledon
placentome
structure formed by the caruncle and cotyledon together
gravid/o
combining form for pregnant
postpartum
period right after labor
meconium
first stool of a newborn; consists of material collected in the fetal intestine
uterine involution
process of returning the uterus to normal size
presentation
orientation of the fetus before delivery
cranial (anterior) presentation
head and legs are directed toward the cervix

-sheep
-cattle
-swine
caudal (posterior) presentation
pelvis and rear legs are directed toward the cervix

-swine
transverse presentation
involves the fetus lying across the cervix, normal parturition will not be achieved
breech presentation
tail of the fetus is prevented first and delivery may or may not be obstructed
leiomyoma
or
fibroid
benign tumor arising from the smooth muscle of the uterus
transmissible venereal tumor (TVT)
naturally occurring sexually transmitted tumor of dogs that effects the external genitalia and other mucous membranes
supernumerary
more than the normal number
supernumerary teats
animal has more than normal number of nipples, seen often in ruminants
monorchid
having only one testicle
mutagen
substances that produce change or create genetic abnormalities
oophorectomy
surgical removal of the ovaries
pneumovagina
conformational defect in the perineum of cows and mares that allows air to enter the vagina; also called "windsuckers"
hermaphroditism
condition of having both ovarian and testicular tissue