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urin(o)   urine  
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pertaining to the urine   urinary  
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the vessel that carry blood to the kidneys   renal arteries  
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ur(o)   urine, urinary tract  
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-uria   urine or urination  
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cyst(o)   bladder (also cyst or fluid-filled sac)  
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ureter(o)   ureter  
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urethr(o)   urethra  
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vesic(o)   bladder or blister  
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glomerul(o)   glomerulus  
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pyel(o)   renal pelvis  
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gon(o)   genitals or reproduction  
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thromb(o)   thrombus (internal blood clot)  
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a substance that causes the production of red blood cells   erythropoietin  
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pertaining to the kidney   renal  
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above the kidney   suprarenal  
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outside of a cyst or outside the bladder   extracystic  
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pertainig to a fluid-filled sac usually the urinary bladder   vesical  
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consisting mainly of fibers   fibrous  
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nephr(o)   kidney  
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pertaining to the abdomen and urinary bladder   abdomincystic  
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pertains to the rectum and the urehtra   rectourethral  
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the cavity in the kidney that collects urine from many collecting ducts is   renal pelvis  
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tube that carries urine to the bladder   urethra  
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filtering structure of the kidney   glomerulus  
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exteral opening of the urethra is   urinary meatus  
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an instrument that measures the specific gravity of urine`   urinometer  
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albumin(o)   albumin  
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glyc(o), glycos(o)   sugar  
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ket(o),keton(o)   ketone bodies  
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prote(o), protein(o)   protein  
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noct(i),nyct(o)   night  
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olig(o)   few, scanty  
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sugar in the urine   glycosuria  
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blood in the urine   hematuria  
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protein in the urine   proteinuria  
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the presence of ketones in the urine   ketonuria  
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acidosis accompanied by an accumulation of ketones in the body and results from faulty carbohydrate metablolism   ketoacidosis  
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an excessive number of white blood cells in the urine   pyuria  
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obtained by placing a catheter into the bladder and withdrawing urine   catherized urine specimen  
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information about the effectiveness of the bladder wall muscle   cystometrography  
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used to evaluate the strength of the muscles used in voiding   electromyography  
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is a radiography of the bladder   cystography  
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ultrasonic scanning of the kidneys   nephrosonography  
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absence of urination   anuria  
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in ability to control urine   urinary incontience  
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excessive urination at night   nocturia, nycturia  
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enlargement of the kidney   nephromegaly  
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toxic or destrctive to kidney cells   nephrotoxic  
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freeing a kidney from adhesions, bands of scar tissue that bind surfaces together that are normally separate.   nephrolysis  
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abnormal softening of the kidney   nephromalacia  
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any growth or mass protruding from a mucous membrane   polyp  
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urethral hemorrhage   urethrorrhagia  
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discharge from the urethra   urethrorrhea  
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a decrease in the force of the urine stream   hesitancy  
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incomplete emptying of the bladder   urinary retention  
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inflammation of the urethra and bladder   urethrocystitis  
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inflammation of a ureter, renal pelvis, and the kidney   uretropyleonephritis  
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inflammation of the kidney   nephritis  
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any disease of the glomeruli   glomerulopathy  
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an abnormal condition of the kidney characterized by marked proteinuria and edema   nephrotic syndrome  
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any disase of the kidneys resulting from diabetes mellitus   diabetic nephropathy  
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excessive glucose in the blood   hypergylcemia  
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detention of the renal pelvis and kidney by urine that cannot flow past an obstruction in a ureter   hydronephrosis  
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a condition marked by the presence of kidney stones   nephrolithiasis  
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is hardening of the small arteries of the kidney and results in decreased blood flow and eventually necrosis of kidney cells   nephrosclerosis  
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enlargement of both kidneys   bilateral nephromegaly  
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softening of the kidneys   nephromalacia  
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means dialysis of the blood   hemodialysis  
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means surgical excision of the kidney   nephrectomy  
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excision of the bladder   cystectomy  
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formation of a new opening through which a ureter empties   ureterostomy  
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surgical connection of one ureter to another   transureteroureterostomy  
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a surgical procedure in which the skin is punctured so that a catheter can be inserted into the renal pelvis for the purpose of drainage   percutaneous nephrostomy  
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surgical crushing of a stone   lithotripsy  
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removal of renal calculi   nephrolithotomy  
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surgical removal of a stone from the renal pelvis   pyelolithotomy  
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surgical removal of a stone or stones from the ureter and the bladder   cystolithotomy  
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surgical excision of the thrombus   thrombectomy  
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surgical transplantation of the ureter to a different site on the bladder   ureterocystoneostomy  
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surgical repair of the ureter   ureteroplasty  
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formation of new opening in the bladder   cystostomy  
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surgical fixation of the kidney   nephropexy  
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drugs to prevent muscle spasms   antispasmodics  
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ADH   antidiuretic hormone  
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ARF   acute renal failure  
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BPH   benign prostatic hyperplasia  
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bun   blood urea nitrogen  
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crf   chronic renal failure  
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emg   electromyography  
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gfr   glomerular filtration rate  
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gu   genitourinary  
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i & o   intake and output  
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iv   intravenous  
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ivp   intravenous pyelogram  
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kub   kidneys, ureters, and bladder  
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ph   potential of hydrogen  
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psa   prostate-specific antigen  
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tur   transurethral resection  
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turp   transurethral resection of the prostate  
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vcug   voiding cystourethrogram  
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vd   veneral disease  
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