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cysto

bladder

iasis

suffix meaning condition or state

nephro

kidney

olig

little, few

pyo

pus

pyel

pelvis

uro/ urin

urine

hilium

narrow part of kidney where blood vessels and nerves enter

kidney

kidenere (old english for womb +egg)




Organ that excretes urine

nephron

structure within the kidney in which the urine production process begins

renal fascia

protective outer covering of the kidney

retroperitoneal

space between the parietal peritoneum and the muscles and bones of the peritoneium

urea

(from french word uree)




Natural waste product of metabolism that is excreted in urine

urethra

tube that conducts urine away from the bladder for expulsion

urine

water and soluble substances excreted by the kidneys

anuria

absence of protein in the urine

calculus

(latin word meaninng stone)




kidney stone

cystalgia

pain in the bladder

enuresis

bedwetting

incontinence

inability to control urine

nephrooptosis

prolapse of the kidney




(nephro=kidney; ptosis=falling downward or prolapse)







oliguria/polyurina

(oligo=few/ uro=urine)




diminished urine production




excessive urine production

pyelonephritis

inflammation of the renal or kidney pelvis due to local bacterial infection

pyuria

(py=pus; uro=urine)




pus in the urine

renal failure

imparement of renal function that leads to rentention of urea, cratinine, and other waste products

renal hypoplasia

(plasia= formation)



underdeveloped kidney

uremia

an excess of urea in the blood

catheter

flexibile tube that allows the passage of fluid from or into a body cavity

dialysis

filtration to remove colloidial particles from fluid; method of artificial kidney function

hemodialysis

removeal of unwanted substances from the blood

lithotripsy

(litho-stone/ tripsy-crushing)




treatment where a stone is broken up into smaller particles