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Sofia GP Ch 11 Urin

QuestionAnswer
Filtration unit of the nephron glomerulus
Buildup of toxic wastes in blood uremia
Inflammation of the bladder cystitis
infection of the renal pelvis pyelitis
Most common bacteria causing urethritis E. coli
Plyelonephritis urinalysis results pus and bacteria
Chills, fever. loss of appetite with edema acute glomerulonephritis
Associated with a streptococcus infection glomerulonephritis
Presence of protein in urine glomerular inflammation
Malignant tumor of kidney in children Wilm's tumor
hereditary kidney disease polycystic kidney
Sudden reduction of urine and then anuria acute renal failure
increased urea nitrogen waste in blood BUN
Kidneys dilated with urine, hematuria and hydroueters hydronephrosis
urinary calculi kidney stones
oliguria reduction of urine flow
anuria stoppage of urine production
Intense pain from groin area could mean urinary calculi
testing for chemicals in the urine urinalysis
Blood in the urine hematuria
Structural elements or molds of kidney tubulesconsisting of protein and blood cells casts
painful urination dysuria
Allows visualization by means of a dye and x-rays Intravenous pyelogram (IVP)
hormones which regulate salt and water reabsorption aldosterone and antidiuretic hormaones
Excess blood potassium hyperkalemia
Kidney disease resulting from diabetes mellitus diabetic nephropathy
Crushing of kidney stones lithotripsy
Created by: hsofia on 2009-04-05




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