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(ammon)(ia)


(ammonia)(condition


toxic breakdown product of amino acids (proteins)

bladder


Old English- bladder




hollow sac that holds fluid

filter




(filtr)(ate)


(strain through)(composed of)




(filtr)(ation)


(strain through)(process)


Latin- strain through material




porous substance used to separate liquids and gases from particulate matter




liquid that has passed through a filter




process of passing liquid through a filter


hilum


Latin- small bit




the part where the nerves and blood vessels enter and leave an organ

kidney


Old English- kidney




organ of excretion


nephron




(nephro)(logy)


(kidney)(study of)




(nephro)(logist)


(kidney)(one who studies)


Greek- kidney




filtration unit of the kidney; glomerulus + renal tubule




medical specialty of diseases of the kidneys




medical specialist in disorders of the kidneys

(nitro)(gen)(ous)


(nitrogen)(create)(pt)


containing or generating nitrogen


(ren)(al)


(kidney)(pt)


pt the kidney

urea


Greek- urine




end product of nitrogen metabolism


ureter


Greek- urinary canal




tube that connects each kidney to the urinary bladder

urine




(urin)(ate)


(urine)(composed of)




(urin)(ation)


(urine)(process)


Latin- urine




fluid and dissolved substances excreted by kidney




to pass urine




process of passing urine

(uro)(logy)


(urinary system)(study of)




(uro)(logist)


(urinary system)(specialist)


medical specialty that studies the urinary system




specialist in urology

(di)(ur)(etic)


(complete)(urine)(pt)




(di)(ur)(esis)


(complete)(urine)(condition)


agent that increases urine output




excretion of large volume of urine


(glomerulo)(nephr)(itis)


(glomerulus)(kidney)(inflammation)


infection of the glomeruli of the kidney

(hetam)(uria)


(blood)(urine)


blood in the urine


(nephr)(ectomy)


(kidney)(surgical excision)


surgical removal of a kidney

(nephro)(blast)(oma)


(kidney)(immature cell)(tumor)




Wilms tumor


cancerous kidney tumor of childhood

(nephro)(pathy)


(kidney)(disease)


any disease of the kidney

(nephr)(osis)


(kidney)(condition)




(same as nephrotic syndrome)


glomerular disease w/ marked loss of protein

(pyelo)(gram)


(renal pelvis)(record)


x-ray image of renal pelvis and ureters

(an)(ur)(ia)


(a lack of)(urine)(condition)


absence of urine production

(dia)(lysis)


(complete)(destruction)




(hemo)...


(blood)


an artificial method of filtration to remove excess waste materials and water from the body




an artificial method of filtration to remove excess waste materials and water from the blood

(nephr)(itis)


(kidney)(inflammation)


inflammation of the kidney

(olig)(ur)(ia)


(scanty)(urine)(condition)


scanty production of urine


(poly)(cyst)(ic)


(many)(sac)(pt)


composed of many cysts

(pyelo)(nephr)(itis)


(renal pelvis)(kidney)(inflammation)


inflammation of the kidney and the renal pelvis

(sib)(ling)


(relative)(small)


brother or sister


(trans)(plant)


(across)(insert/plant)


the act of transferring tissue from 1 person to another


(ur)(emia)


(urine)(a blood condition)


the complex of symptoms arising from renal failure
calculus


Latin- pebble




small stone

(extra)(corpore)(al)


(outside)(body)(pt)


outside the body

flank


Latin- broad




side of the body b/w the pelvis and the ribs


groin

Old English- groin




crease where the thigh joins the abdomen


(hydro)(nephr)(osis)


(water)(kidney)(condition)


dilation of the pelvis and calyces of a kidney


(litho)(tripsy)


(stone)(crushing)




(litho)(tripter)


(stone)(crusher)


crushing stones by sound waves




instrument that generates sound waves

(nephro)(lith)(iasis)


(kidney)(stone)(condition)


presence of a kidney stone

(peri)(stalsis)


(around)(constrict)


waves of alternate contraction and relaxation of the muscle wall of a tube

(enur)(esis)


(urinate)(condition)


involuntary bedwetting
meatus


Latin- a passage




the external opening of a passage


(mictur)(ition)


(pass urine)(process)




(mictur)(ate)


(pass urine)(pt)


act of passing urine




pass urine


reflex


Latin- to bend back




an involuntary response to a stimulus


sphincter


Greek- a band




a band of muscle that encircles an opening

urethra


Greek- passage for urine




tube that carries urine from bladder to outside

void


Latin- to empty




to evacuate urine or feces

(cyst)(itis)


(bladder)(inflammation)


inflammation of the urinary bladder

(dys)(ur)(ia)


(bad)(urine)(condition)


difficulty or pain w/ urination


(in)(contin)(ence)


(not)(hold together)(state of)


inability to prevent discharge of urine or feces


(pyel)(itis)


(renal pelvis)(inflammation)


inflammation of the renal pelvis
retention


Latin- hold back




holding back in the body what should normally be discharged


(supra)(pub)(ic)


(above)(pubis)(pt)


above the pubic symphysis

(urethr)(itis)


(urethra)(inflammation)


inflammation of the urethra

cast


Latin- pure




a cylindrical mold formed by materials in kidney tubules

(cysto)(scope)


(bladder)(instrument for viewing)




(cysto)(scopy)


(bladder)(to examine)


an endoscope inserted to view the inside of the bladder




the process of using a cystoscope

(cysto)(urethro)(gram)


(bladder)(urethra)(a record)


x-ray image during voiding to show structure and function of bladder and urethra

(glyco)(ur)(ia)


(glucose)(urine)(condition)


presence of glucose in urine


ketone




(koto)(sis)


(ketones)(condition)




(keto)(acido)(sis)


(ketones)(acid)(condition)


Greek- acetone




chemical formed in uncontrolled diabetes or in starvation




excess production of ketones




excessive production of ketones, making the blood acidic

nitrite


Greek- niter, saltpeter




chemical formed in urine by E. coli and other microorganisms


(protein)(uria)


(protein)(urine)


presence of protein in urine


(urina)(lysis)


(urine)(to separate)


examination of urine to separate it into its elements and define their kind and/or quantity