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Male Urology/Reproductive Systems

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Urology   Male Reproductive system shares structures with both the urinary tract and reproductive system.  
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NEPHR/O, REN/O   Kidney  
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PYEL/O   Renal Pelvis - Pyelo (pelvis) A series of tubes that funnel urine out of the kidneys and into the ureters and on to the bladder  
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UR/O, URIN/O   Urine  
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LITH/O   Stones (Accumulations of mineral salts & calcium) "little rocks"  
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CYST/O, VESIC/O   Bladder  
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URETHR/O   Urethra - Tube connecting bladder to outside world  
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URETER/O   Ureter - thick walled tubes carrying urine from kidneys to bladder  
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MEAT/O   Meatus (to go through; opening)  
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BALAN/O   Penis "Acorn"  
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EPIDIDYM/O   Epididymis - Oblong organ sitting on top of each testicle, where sperm cells complete final level of development and are stored. (Didymis = twins) Literally: "upon the twins"  
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ORCH/O, ORCHI/O, TEST/O, TESTICUL/O   Testicle (Orchid)  
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PROSTAT/O   Prostate - pro (before) - state (stand) Literally: "the one that stands before or in front of;"  
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SPERM/O, SPERMAT/O, SPERM/I   Sperm (Seed)  
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ANURIA (an-YUR-ee-ah)   Lack of unination  
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CYSTALGIA/CYSTODYNIA   Pain in bladder sis-TAL-jah. SIS-toh-DAI-nee-ah.  
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DYSURIA (dis-YUR-ee-ah)   Painful urination  
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ENURESIS (EN-yur-EE-sis)   Involuntary urination (to urinate)  
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INCONTINENCE   Inability to control urination  
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OLIGURIA (aw-lih-GYIR-ee-ah)   Low urine output OLIG (few) / UR (urine) / IA (condition)  
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URETERALGIA (yur-EE-ter-AL-jah)   Pain in ureter  
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URETHRODYNIA (yoo-REE-throh-DAI-nee-ah)   Pain in urethra  
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URETHRORRHEA (yoo-REE-throh-REE-ah)   Discharge from urethra  
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URODYNIA (YUR-oh-DAI-nee-ah)   Painful urination  
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ORCHIALGIA, ORCHIODYNIA   Testicle pain OR-kee-AL-jah. OR-kee-oh-DIH-nee-ah.  
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PRIAPISM (PREE-ap-izm)   Persistent and painful erection  
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ALBUMINURIA (al-byoo-mih-NUR-ee-ah)   Protein in urine (albumin) Protein (Ur) Urine  
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AZOTEMIA (AZ-oh-TEE-mee-ah)   Azot (Nitrogen) /Emia (Blood condition)  
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GLUCOSURIA, GLYCOSURIA   Sugar in urine GLOO-koh-shur-EE-ah. GLAI-koh-shur-EE-ah.  
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DIPSOGENIC (DIP-soh-JIN-ik)   thirst (dipso) / Creation (genic)  
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HYPERKALEMIA (HAI-per-kah-LEE-mee-ah)   Excessive potassium in blood  
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HYPONATREMIA (HAI-poh-nah-TREE-mee-ah)   Low (hypo) / sodium (natr) / in blood (emia)  
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MEATAL STENOSIS (mee-AY-tal steh-NOH-sis)   Narrowing of opening of the urethra  
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RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM (REH-troh-grayd PAI-el-oh-GRAM)   Image of renal pelvis produced via injecting contrast dye from bladder to kidney. RETRO (backward) / GRADE PYELO (walk pelvis) / GRAM (record)  
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DIURESIS (DAI-yur-EE-sis)   Excessive (Di) / Urination (Uresis)  
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UROPOIESIS (YUR-oh-poh-EE-sis)   URO (Urine) / POESIS (Formation) - Formation of urine  
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ANORCHIDISM (an-OR-kih-DIZ-um)   Without a testicle - AN (no) ORCHID (testicle) ISM (condition)  
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ASPERMIA (ay-SPER-mee-uh)   Condition characterized by lack of sperm. A (no) / SPERM / IA (condition)  
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AZOOSPERMIA (ay-ZOH-aw-SPER-mee-uh)   Condition characterized by lack of LIVING sperm. A (no) / ZOO (living) / SPERM / IA  
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CRYPTORCHIDISM (Krip-TOR-kih-DIZ-um)   CRYPT (Hidden) / ORCHIDO (Testicle) / ISM (Condition) Hidden testicle  
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UROXANTHIN (YUR-oh-ZAN-thin)   URO (Urine) / XANTHIN (Yellow) Substance that makes urine yellow  
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HYPOSPADIAS (HAI-poh-SPAY-dee-as)   "To tear underneath" - Birth defect where opening of urethra is on underside of penis, instead of the end/tip.  
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PHIMOSIS (fih-MOH-sis)   "Muzzle" - Contraction of foreskin of penis, preventing from being retracted  
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SEMINOMA (SEM-ih-NOH-mah)   Type of testicular cancer arising from sperm-forming tissue  
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VAS DEFERENS (VAS DEH-frenz)   VAS (Vessel) / DE (Away) FERENS (Carrying). Vessel carrying sperm from testicles.  
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CSYTOPLEGIA (SIS-toh-PLEE-jah)   Bladder paralysis.  
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TESTICULAR CARCINOMA   (Most common)Testicular cancer in young adult men  
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BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA (BPH) beh-NAIN PROS-tayt HAI-per-PLAY-zhah   Noncancerous overdevelopment of the prostate; aka enlarged prostate. BENIGN (friendly) / PROSTATE / HYPER (over) / PLAS (formation) / IA (condition)  
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BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERTROPHY   BENIGN (friendly) PROSTATE HYPER (over) TROPHY (nourishment). aka BENIGN PROSTTE HYPERPLEGIA  
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TERMS THAT PERTAIN TO THE URINARY TRACT   Cystoma, Cystospasm, Glomerulopathy, Hypernephroma, Nephroma  
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TERMS THAT PERTAIN TO MALE GENITALIA   Epididymitis, Orchitis, Testicular Carcinoma  
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STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE   Abbrev. SUI - 1 Loss of bladder control caused by application of external pressure. 2 Loss of control due to excessive laughing, hard cough 3 Applies to 'I peed my pants.'  
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FULGURATION (FUL-hur-AY-shun)   Use of electric current to destroy tissue. "Lightening"  
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INTRACORPOREAL LITHOTRIPSY   INTRA (inside) CORPORE (body) AL (pertaining to) LITHO (stone) TRIPSY (wear down procedure). Breakdown of kidney stones via device placed inside the body. (IN-trah-cor-POR-ee-al LIH-thoh-TRIP-see  
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UROSTOMY (yur-AW-stoh-mee)   Creation of an opening in the urinary tract, normally to divert urine flow away from a diseased bladder.  
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VESICOSTOMY (VEH-sih-KAWS-toh-mee)   Creation of an opening in the bladder. VESICO (bladder) STOMY (opening)  
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VESICOTOMY (VEH-sih-DAW-toh-mee)   Incision to the bladder. VESICO (bladder) TOMY (incision)  
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PROSTATOVESICULECTOMY (pros-TAT-oh-veh-SIK-yoo-LEK-toh-mee)   Surgical removal of the prostate and seminal vesicles. (bladders that hold seminal fluid) PROSTATO (prostate) VESICUL (bladder) ECTOMY (removal)  
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VASECTOMY (vah-SEK-toh-mee)   Removal of the vas deferens. VAS (vessel) ECTOMY (removal of)  
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VASOVASOSTOMY (VAS-oh-vah-SAWS-toh-mee)   Creation of an opening between two vessels; Technically termed a vasectomy reversal. VASO (vessel) VASO (vessel) STOMY (opening)  
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VESICULECTOMY (veh-SIK-yoo-LEK-toh-mee)   Surgical removal of the seminal vesicles. VESICUL (bladder) ECTOMY (removal)  
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SPERMICIDE (PER-mih-sahyd) SPERMOLYTIC (SPER-moh-LIH-tik)   Agents that kill sperm. SERMI (sperm) CIDE (kill). SPERMO (sperm) LYTIC (breakdown agent)  
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LAPARONEPHRECTOMY (LAP-ah-roh-neh-FREK-toh-mee)   Surgical removal of kidney through abdomen. LAPARO (abdomen) NEPHR (kidney) ECTOMY (removal)  
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KIDNEY DIALYSIS   1 Procedure for removing waste from blood. 2 Short name for hemodialysis. 3 Name derived from procedure separating/losing (lysis) blood from waste via passing it through (dia) an external filter.  
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UROSTOMY   Urine opening; A creation of an opening in urinary tract; Normally used to divert urine flow away from a diseased bladder.  
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TERMS PERTAINING TO THE URINARY TRACT   Cystectomy, Lithectomy, Nephrectomy, Urethretomy  
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TERMS PERTAINING TO MALE GENITALIA   Epididymectomy, Orchidectomy, Prostatectomy, Vesicotomy  
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