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Disorders of the Urinary Tract

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Definition
anuria   complete lack of urine excretion  
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calculus   a stone within the body, may be found throughout the urinary tract  
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diuresis   excreting large amounts of urine  
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dysuria   painful or difficult urination  
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end stage renal disease (ESRD)   terminal kidney failure, treatment requires dialysis or transplantation  
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enuresis   bed wetting, inability to control bladder  
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glomerulonephritis   inflammation of the glomeruli  
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hematuria   blood in the urine  
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hydronephrosis   swelling of the renal pelvis due to obstruction  
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interstitial cystitis   inflammation of the bladder, cause unknown  
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interstitial nephritis   inflammation of the spaces between the glomeruli and tubules  
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kidney cysts   fluid-filled masses in the kidney  
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medullary sponge kidney   small cysts in the renal pyramids of the medulla  
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nephrosis   edema of the kidney from protein loss  
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nephrolithiasis   kidney stone  
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nephropathy   any disease of the kidney  
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neurogenic bladder   bladder is unable to function due to injury of the nervous system  
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nocturia   excessive urination at night  
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phimosis   stenosis of the opening of the foreskin over the penis  
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polycystic kidney disease (PKD)   multiple cysts in the kidney  
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proteinuria   excess protein in the urine  
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pyelitis   inflammation of the renal pelvis  
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pyelonephritis   inflammation of the kidney and renal pelvis  
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pyuria   pus in the urine  
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renal artery stenosis   narrowing of the major artery that supplies blood to the kidney causes the renal artery to become blocked  
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renal cell carcinoma   malignant growth in the kidney  
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renal colic   pain caused from a kidney stone  
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renal failure   decreased function of the kidney  
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renal hypertension   high blood pressure due to kidney disease  
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stricture   narrowing of a structure interferes with urine flow  
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uremia   accumulation of toxins causing a systemic reaction  
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ureteritis   inflammation of the ureter  
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ureterolith   stone in the ureter  
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urethritis   inflammation of the urethra  
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urgency   uncontrolled urge to empty the bladder  
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urinary calculi   stones located anywhere in the urinary tract  
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urinary incontinence   loss of bladder control of urine passage  
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urinary overflow incontinence   bladder leaks when overfull  
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urinary retention   inablility to empty the bladder fully  
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urinary stress incontinence   bladder leaks when sneezing, laughing, or coughing  
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urinary tract infection   infection usually of the bladder and urethra  
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vesicoureteral reflux   backflow of urine back to the kidney due to impairment of the ureter  
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