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urinary system

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uro   urine or urinary tract  
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cysto   bladder, cyst or fluid filled sac  
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vesico   bladder or blister  
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pyelo   renal pelvis  
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gono   genitals or reproduction  
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nocto   night  
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nocti   night  
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oligo   few, scanty  
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keto, ketono   ketone bodies  
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renal pelvis   "funnel shaped", drains urine from the kidney to the ureter  
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-poietin   that which causes prodution  
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vesicle   pertaining to a fluid-filled sac, usually the urinary bladder  
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anti diuretic   increases reabsorption of H2O by renal tubules; decrease urine production  
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micturition   urination  
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voiding   urination  
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specific gravity   density of urine compared with the density of water  
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urea   nitrogen compound, final product of protein metabolism  
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creatinine   nitrogen product produced by the body's normal metabolism  
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urinary casts   gelatinous structures that take shape of renal tubulesu  
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indwelling catheter   left in place for a prolonged period  
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foley catheter   held in place by a balloon tip filled with sterile liquid  
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electro/myo/graphy   evaluate the strength of perineal muscles used in voiding  
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cysto/metro/graphy   information on the amount of pressure exerted on the bladder wall  
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perineum   supports and surrounds distal parts of urogenital and gastrointestinal tracts  
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intravenous urography   xray of entire urinary system after urine has been rendered with contrast  
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nephro   kidney  
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oliguria   diminished capacity to form urine, less than 500 ml  
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anuria   urinary out put of less tan 100 ml  
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hesitancy   difficulty beginning flow, decrease in the force of urine stream  
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urinary retention   incomplete emptying of bladder  
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urinary incontinence   inability to control urination  
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enuresis   inability to control urination  
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wilms tumor   malignant neoplasm of the kidney that occurs in young children  
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uremia   accumulation of waste products in blood from inadequate functioning of the urinary system  
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renal failure   inability of kidneys to excrete wastes  
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nephrotic syndrome   abnormal condition of the kidney, characterized by proteinuria and edema  
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diabetes insipidus   not related to the body's use of insulin. May be hormonal or renal. Urinary output exceeds 3000 ml a day  
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neuro/genic bladder   dysfunction of the bladder caused by a lesion of the nervous system  
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hydro/nephrosis   distension of renal pelvis with urine obstructing the upper part of the ureter  
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hydro/ureter   distension of a ureter with urine or watery fluid  
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kidney dialysis or hemo/dialysis   diffusing blood through a semipermeable membrane to remove toxic materials and maintain the acid base balance of an impaired kidney  
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laparo/scopic nephrectomy   removal of kidney through several small incisions in the abdominal wall  
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lithotrite   instrument used in conjunction with a catheter to crush bladder stones  
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ureterocystostomy   transplantation of the ureter to a differentr site on the bladder  
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nephropexy   corrects nephroptosis "floating kidney"  
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diuresis   excessive or increased urination  
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