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Cali/o

Calyx; cup-shaped

Calic/o

Calyx; cup-shaped

Cyst/o

Urinary bladder

Glomerul/o

Glomerulus

Meat/o

Meatus

Nephr/o

Kidney

Pyel/o

Renal pelvis

Ren/o

Kidney

Trigon/o

Trigone (region of the bladder)

Ureter/o

Ureter

Urethr/o

Urethra

Vesic/o

Urinary bladder

Albumin/o

Albumin (protein in the blood)

Azot/o

Nitrogen

Bacteri/o

Bacteria

Dips/o

Thirst

Kal/o

Potassium

Ket/o

Ketone bodies (ketoacids and acetone)

Keton/o

Ketone bodies (ketoacids and acetone)

Lith/o

Stone

Natr/o

Sodium

Noct/o

Night

Olig/o

Scanty

-poietin

Substance that forms

Py/o

Pus

-tripsy

Crushing

Ur/o

Urine (urea)

Urin/o

Urine

-uria

Urination; urine condition