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AHS 102 SCC - chapter 6

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show without  
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dys-   show
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show excessive  
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cele   show
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show thirst  
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graphy   show
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show fixation, suspension  
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show outside  
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cellul/o   show
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ar   show
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show urine, urinary system  
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ation   show
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nephr/o, ren/o   show
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show near  
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en-   show
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chym/o   show
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al   show
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ureter/o   show
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show bladder  
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show urethr  
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meat/o   show
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show trigone  
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show stromal tissue  
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retro   show
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peritone/o   show
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cortic/o   show
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show medulla  
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myel/o   show
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show calyx  
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hil/o   show
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show also called urination  
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urologist   show
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parenchymal tissue   show
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ureters   show
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show sac that stores urine until it is secreted  
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urethra   show
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urinary meatus   show
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trigone   show
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stromal tissue   show
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retroperitoneal   show
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show outer portion of the kidneys  
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show inner portion of the kidney  
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renal   show
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show the location on the kidney where the ureter and the renal vein levae the kidney and the renal artery enters.  
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nephrons   show
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show tiny balls of renal capillaries  
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renal corpuscle   show
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transurethral   show
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paranephric   show
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retroperitoneal   show
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suprarenal   show
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show pertaining to surrounding the bladder  
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show cavity containing pus and surrounded by inflamed tissue  
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albuminara   show
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azotemia   show
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bacteriuria   show
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show excessive nitrogenous compounds, including urea, in the urine  
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edema   show
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show sugar in the urine  
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show blood in the urine  
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show Condition of high blood pressure  
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show pus in urine  
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anuria   show
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diuresis   show
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show Condition of painful urination  
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enuresis   show
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nocturnal   show
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diurnal   show
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show inability to hold urine  
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nocturia   show
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show Condition of scanty urine  
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show Condition of excessive thirst  
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show Condition of excessive urination  
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show inability to release urine  
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show intense sensation of the need to urinate immediately  
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olig/o   show
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show urine  
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show urinary condition  
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show night  
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tens/o   show
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ion   show
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show protein  
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show nitrogen  
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show sugar  
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hemat/o   show
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show excessive  
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show pus  
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di-   show
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esis   show
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show Inherited congenital disorder characterized by an enlargement of the kidneys caused by renal cysts.  
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show severe pain associated with kidney stones lodged in the ureter.  
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show pain  
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show stone  
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show infection  
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show stones in the urinary tract  
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diabetes mellitus   show
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show infection anywhere in the urinary system  
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show deficiency of anti-diuretic hormone  
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show stones in the kidney  
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ureterolithiasis   show
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show stones in the bladder  
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urethrolithiasis   show
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urosepsis   show
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glomerul/o   show
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glomerulonephrenitis   show
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show abnormal condition of water in the kidneys  
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show inflammation  
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show disease  
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ptosis   show
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show renal pelvis  
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show inflammation of the kidney  
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show disease process of the kidney  
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nephroptosis   show
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show infection of the renal pelvis and parenchyma of the kidney  
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renal sclerosis   show
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show hardening  
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show inflammation of the urinary bladder  
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cystocele   show
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ureterocele   show
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show narrowing of the urethra  
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show inflammation of the urethra  
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show pertaining to back flow of urine from the bladder to the ureter  
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flux   show
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