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Ch6 Urinary
Urinary PHCC
Question | Answer |
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Nephr/o | Kidney(s) |
ren/o | Kidney(s) |
The kidneys are | bilateral organs that are shaped like kidney beans |
The kidneys are located on each side of the spinal column in the | flank or retroperitoneal region |
The kidneys are responsible for: | Removing nitrogenous (N) wastes from the blood. Maintaining water balance. |
Examples of nitrogenous (N) waste include: | Urea Uric acid Creatinine |
The kidneys regulate water balance in the body by | regulating the salts |
The salts of the body are called | electrolytes (“lytes”) |
The electrolytes (“lytes”) include: | Sodium (Na) Potassium (K) Chloride (Cl) |
Remember- where salt goes, water follows which means | if you retain salt, you will retain water |
Excess fluid can be referred to as | edema |
Nephrectomy | Surgical removal of a kidney |
Renal | Pertaining to a kidney |
Ureter/o | Ureters(s) |
The ureters are | bilateral tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the urinary bladder |
A tube is AKA a | vessel or duct |
Ureterostenosis | Narrowing of ureters |
Cyst/o | Urinary bladder |
Vesic/o | Urinary bladder |
The urinary bladder is an | elastic sac that acts as a reservoir (storage container) for urine |
Cystitis | Inflammation of the urinary bladder |
Urethra/o | The Urethra |
The urethra is the | vessel that carries urine from the urinary bladder to the outside world |
The urethral opening is called the | urethral meatus (os, Orifice) or urinary meatus (os, Orifice) |
Pyel/o | Renal pelvis |
A renal pelvis is where a | ureter connects to a kidney |
Intravenous pyelogram (IVP) | A record of the renal pelves using a dye that is injected within a vein to cause the renal pelves to show up well on X-rays |
Materials that show up well on X-rays are called | radiopaque or contrast material |
Azot/o | Nitrogen (N) |
Azotemia | A blood condition of excessive nitrogenous waste |
Urin/o | Urine or urinary tract |
Ur/o | Urine or urinary tract |
Urologist | Specialist in the study of male and female urinary systems and the male reproductive system |
-uria | Urine or urination |
Noct/i | Night |
Nocturia | A condition of chronic night urination |
Chronic means | persistent |
Gluc/o | Sugar (glucose) |
Glyc/o | Sugar (glucose) |
Glycos/o | Sugar (glucose) |
Glycosuria | A condition of sugar in the urine |
Albumin/o | Albumin |
Albumin is a | blood protein |
Albuminuria OR Proteinuria | A condition of albumin or protein in the urine |
Nephritis | Inflammation of a kidney |
Cystocele | Herniation of the urinary bladder |
Cystolith(s) | Stone(s) in the urinary bladder |
Nephroblastoma | Tumor or mass of a kidney |
Hydronephrosis | Abnormal condition of excess water (fluid) in a kidney |
Nephrohypertrophy | Excessive growth or development of a kidney |
Nephrolithiasis | Abnormal condition of (a) kidney stones(s) |
Another name for stone is a | calculus |
More than one stone is called a | calculi |
Nephromegaly | Enlargement of a kidney |
nephroptosis | Drooping or sagging (prolapsed) of a kidney |
Pyelitis | Inflammation of a renal pelvis |
Pyelonephritis | Inflammation of a renal pelvis and a kidney |
Uremia (uremic) | A blood condition of excessive nitrogenous waste (N) AKA azotemia (azotemic) |
Ureteritis | Inflammation of a ureters |
Ureterocele | Herniation of a ureters |
Ureterolithiasis | Abnormal condition of stone(s) in a ureters |
Urethrocystitis | Inflammation of urethra and the urinary bladder |
Cystectomy | Excision of the urinary bladder |
Cystotomy | Surgical incision of the urinary bladder |
Vesicotomy | Surgical incision of the urinary bladder |
Cystolithotomy | Surgical incision of the urinary bladder to remove a stone which is called cystolithectomy |
Cystoplasty | Surgical repair of the urinary bladder |
Cystorrhaphy | Suturing the urinary bladder |
Cystostomy | A new or artificial opening into the urinary bladder |
A new or artificial opening can also be called | a stoma |
ESWL | Extracorporeal Shock Waves Lithotripsy |
Lithotripsy means | crushing stone(s) |
Meatotomy | Surgical incision of the meatus |
Nephrostomy | New or artificial opening into a kidney |
Pyelolithotomy | Surgical incision os a renal pelvid to remove a stone(s) which called pyelolithectomy |
pyeloplasty | surgical repair of a renal pelvis |
pyelostomy | a new or artificial opening into a renal pelvis |
ureterectomy | surgical removal of a ureter |
ureterotomy | surgical incision of a ureter |
urethropexy | surgical fixation of the urethra |
ureterostomy | new or artificial opening into a ureter |
urethroplasty | surgical repair of the urethra |
urethrotomy | surgical incision of the urethra |
urethrostomy | a new or artificial opening into the urethra |
cystogram | a record (X-ray) of the urinary bladder |
cystography | process of recording (X-ray) the urinary bladder |
cystopyelogram | record (X-ray) of the urinary bladder and a renal pelvis |
cystopyelography | process of recording (X-ray) the urinary bladder and a renal pelvis |
ureterogram | record(X-ray) of a ureter |
cystoureterogram | record (X-ray) of the urinary bladder and aureter |
cystourethrogram | record (X-ray) of the urinary bladder and the urethra |
nephrogram | record (X-ray) of a kidney |
nephrography | process of recording (X-ray) a kidney |
nephrosonography | process of recording a kidney using sound wave |
nephropexy | surgical fixation of a kidney |
nephrotomography | process of recording x-ray picture slices of a kidney |
renogram | record of a kidney using injectable radioactive contrast material |