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KIDNEYS 2 bean shaped organs that remove waste products from blood
NEPHRON urine-producing microscopic structure
GLOMERULUS cluster of capillaries at the entrance of the nephron
RENAL PELVIS funnel-shaped structure that collects urine and passes it to the ureter
HILUM indentation on the medial side of kidney where the ureter leaves the kidney
URETERS 2 slender tubes that recieve the urine from the kidneys and carry it to the posterior portion of the bladder
URINARY BLADDER muscular, hallow organ that temporarily holds urine
URETHRA lowest part of urinary tract, through wich urine passes through the urinary bladder to the outside of the body
URINARY MEATUS opening through which urine passes to the outside
CYST/O, VESIC/O bladder, sac
GLOMERUL/O glomerulus
MEAT/O meatus
NEPHR/O, REN/O kidney
PYEL/O renal pelvis
URTER/O ureter
URETHR/O urethra
ALBUMIN/O albumin
AZOT/O urea, nitrogen
BLAST/O developing cell, germ cell
GLYC/O, GLYCOS/O sugar
HYRD/O water
LITH/O stone, calculus
NOCT/I night
OLIG/O scanty, few
SON/O sound
TOM/O cut, section
URIN/O, UR/O urine, urinary tract
-IASIS, -ESIS condition
-LYSIS loosening,dissolution,seperating
-MAGALY enlargement
-PTOSIS drooping, sagging, prolapse
-RRAPHY suturing, repairing
-TRIPSY surgical crushing
-TROPHY nourishment, development
-URIA urine, urination
CYSTITIS inflammation of the bladder
CYSTOCELE protrusion of the bladder
CYSTOLITH stone in the bladder
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS inflammtion of the glomeruli of the kidney
HYDRONEPHROSIS abnormal condition of water in the kidney
NEPHRITIS inflammation of the kidney
NEPHROBLASTOMA kidney tumor containing developing cell
NEPHROHYPERTROPHY excessive development of the kidney
NEPHROLITHIASIS condition of stones in the kidney
NEPHROMA tumor of the kidney
NEPHROMEGALY enlargement of the kidney
NEPHROPTOSIS drooping kidney
PYELITIS inflammtion of the renal pelvis
PYELONEPHRITIS inflammtion of the renal pelvis and the kidney
UREMIA condition of urine in the blood
URETERITIS inflammtion of the ureter
URETEROCELE protrusion of the ureter
URETEROLITHIASIS condition of stones in the ureters
URETEROSTENOSIS narrowing of the ureter
URETEROCYSTITIS inflammation of the ureter and the bladder
EPISPADIAS congenital defect where the meatus in on the upper surface of penis
HYPOSPADIAS congenital defect where the meatus is on the underside of penis
POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE condition where the kidney contains many cysts and is enlarged
RENAL CALCULI stones in the kidney
RENAL HYPERTENSION elevated blood pressure from kidney disease
SEPSIS condition where bacteria enters the bloodstream causing an inflammatory response to the infection
URINARY RETENTION abnormal accumulation of urine in the bladder because of inability to urinate
URINARY SUPPRESSION sudden stoppage of urine formation
URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI) infection of 1 or more organs of the urinary tract
CYSTECTOMY excision of the bladder
CYSTOLITHOTOMY incision of the bladder to remove a stone
CYSTORRAPHY suturing the bladder
CYSTOSTOMY creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
CYSTOTOMY or VESICOTOMY incision of the bladder
LITHOTRIPSY surgical crushing of a stone
MEATOTOMY incision of the meatus
NEPHRECTOMY excision of the kidney
NEPHROLYSIS seperating the kidney
NEPHROPEXY surgical fixation of the kidney
NEPHROPYELOLITHOTOMY incision through the kidney to the renal pelvis to remove a stone
NEPHROSTOMY creation of an artificial opening into the kidney
PYELOLITHOTOMY incision of the renal pelvis to remove a stone
PYELOPLASTY surgical repair of the renal pelvis
URETERECTOMY excision of a ureter
URETEROSTOMY creation of an artificial opening into the ureter
URETHROPLASTY surgical repair of the urethra
VESICOURETHRAL SUSPENSION suspension pertaining to the bladder and the urethra
EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPSY (ESWL) noninvasive traetment for removal of kidney or ureteral stones
FULGURATION destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
RENAL TRANSPLANT surgical implantation of a donor kidney to replace a bad kidney
CYSTOGRAM x ray image of the bladder
CYSTOGRAPHY x ray imaging of the bladder
INTRAVENOUS URAGRAM (IVU) x ray image of the urinary tract
NEPHROGRAM x ray image of the kidney
NEPHROGRAPHY x ray imaging of the kidney
NEPHROSONOGRAPHY process of recording kidneys with sound (ultrasound test)
NEPHROTOMOGRAM sectional x ray image of the kidney
RENOGRAM graphic record of the kidney
RETROGRADE UROGRAM x ray image of the urinary tract (retrograde means direction oppisite from normal)
CYSTOSCOPE instument used for visual examination of the bladder
VOIDING CYSTOURETHROGRAPHY x ray imaging of the bladder and urethra (dye in bladder)
CYSTOSCOPY visual examination of the bladder
MEATOSCOPE instrument used for visual examination of the meatus
NEPHROSCOPE instrument used for visual examination of the kidneys
URETHROSCOPE instument used for visual examination of the urethra
URINOMETER instrument used tro measure specific gravity of urine
KIDNEY, URETER, and BLADDER (KUB) simple x ray image of abdomen
BLOOD UREA NITROGEN (BUN) blood test that measures amount of urea in blood
CREATINE blood test that measures amount of creatine in blood
SPECIFIC GRAVITY (SG) test on urine to measure concentrating or diluting ability of the kidneys
URINALYSIS(UA) multiple routine tests preformed on urine specimin
ALBUMINURIA albumin in the urine
ANURIA absence of urine
AZOTEMIA excessive urea and nitrogen in the blood
DIURESIS condition of urine passing through (increased excretion of urine)
DYSURIA difficult or painful urination
GLYCOSURIA sugar in the urine
HEMATURIA blood in the urine
MEATAL pertaining to the meatus
NEPHROLOGIST physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
NEPHROLOGY the study of the kidneys
NOCTURIA night urination
OLIGURIA scanty urine
POLYURIA much urine
PYURIA pus in the urine
URINARY pertaining to urine
UROLOGIST physician who studies and treats the urinary tract
UROLOGY the study of the urinary tract
CATHETER (CATH) flexible tubelike devise for installing or withdrawing fluids
DISTENDED streched out
DIURETIC agent that increases the formation and excretion of urine
ENURESIS involuntary urination (bed wetting)
HEMODIALYSIS (HD) procedure for removing impurities from the blood because of the inability of the kidneys to do so
INCONTINENCE inability to control bladder and or bowels
MICTURATE to urinate or void
PERITONEAL DIALYSIS procedure for removing toxic waste when a kidney is unable to do so
STRICTURE abnormal narrowing
URINAL receptical for urine
URINARY CATHETERIZATION passage of a cath into the urinary bladder to remove urine
URODYNAMICS pertaing to the force and flow of the urine in the urinary tract
VOID to empty or evacuate waste material (esp. urine)
BUN blood urea nitrogen
CATH catheter, catheterization
ESWL extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
HD hemodialysis
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