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TCCAH60 Urology

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Urology   study of the urinary system  
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renal   pertaining to the kidney  
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excretory   having the function of removing from the body  
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urinary   pertaining to the urinary system  
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fundus   top or dome of an organ (bladder)  
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peristalsis   contraction of the muscular wall of the ureters (or in the GI tract)  
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sphincter   muscular ring  
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hilum   part of an organ where structures such as blood vessels and nerves enter  
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urethra   tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body  
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ureter   tube that connects the kidneys to the bladder (through which urine travels)  
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vesical   descriptive word for the bladder  
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vesicle   small fluid-filled blister on the skin  
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nephron   functional unit of the kidney where urine is produced  
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micturition   urinating  
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nephrolithiasis   kidney stone  
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hydronephrosis   condition of enlargement of the kidney (usually due to obstruction)  
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hydroureter   enlargement of the ureter due to obstruction  
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glomerulonephritis   inflammation of the kidney and glomeruli due to complication of infection  
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caliectasis   condition of dilation of the calix  
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calculus   stone (calcified concretion in the body)  
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renal colic   spasm of the uretur or bladder due to a kidney stone scraping the mucosa  
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nephroptosis   abnormally low position of the kidney  
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polycystic kidney disease   congenital disease of multiple cysts on the kidneys which eventually destroy the nephrons  
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pyel/o-   pelvis or kidney  
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nephritis   inflammation of the kidney  
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nephr/o-   kidney;nephron  
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cystitis   inflammation of the bladder  
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cyst/o-   bladder;fluid filled sac;semisolid cyst  
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intersitial   pertaining to the space within the tissue  
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cystocele   hernia in which the bladder bulges through a weakness in the wall of the vagina or rectum  
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hypospadias   condition where the urethral meatus is found in an abnormal position on the underside of the shaft of the penis  
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anuria   absence of urine production  
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dysuria   painful or difficult urination  
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frequency   urinating often, usually in small amounts  
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urgency   strong urge to urinate and a sense of pressure in the bladder  
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pyuria   white blood cells (pus) in the urine, indicating an infection  
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glycosuria   glucose (sugar) in the urine  
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hematuria   blood in the urine - gross (visible to the naked eye) or microscopic  
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incontinence   an inability to voluntarily keep urine in the bladder (urinary)  
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ketonuria   ketone bodies in the urine (secondary to fat metabolization)  
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nocturia   increased need to urinate during the night  
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oliguria   decreased urine production due to kidney failure  
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(hemo)dialysis   procedure to mechanically filter and remove waste products from the blood of a patient in renal failure  
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catheterization   procedure in which a catheter (flexible tube) is placed in the bladder to drain the urine  
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nephrectomy   surgical removal of a kidney  
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lithotripsy   procedure that uses sound waves to break up a kidney stone  
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