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Acquiring Medical Language

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Term
Definition
albuminuria   protein in the urine  
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azotemia   excess nitrogen in the urine  
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azotorrhea   excessive discharge of nitrogen  
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azoturia   excess nitrogen in the urine  
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cystorrhexis   rupture of the bladder  
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dispogenic   creating thirst  
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glucosuria   sugar in the urine  
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glycosuria   sugar in the urine  
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hyperkalemia   excessive potassium in the urine  
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hyponatremia   low sodium in the blood  
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ketolysis   breakdown of ketones  
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ketonuria   presence of ketones in the urine  
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meatal stenosis   narrowing of the opening of the urethra  
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nephroptosis   downward displacement of a kidney  
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nephrosis   kidney condition  
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uremia   urine in the blood  
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ureterocele   hernia of a ureter  
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ureterolithiasis   presence of stones in a ureter  
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ureterostenosis   narrowing of a ureter  
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urethrospasm   involuntary contraction of the urethra  
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urethrostenosis   narrowing of the urethra  
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cystogram   image of the bladder  
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cystography   process for recording/imaging the bladder  
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cystoscopy   process for examining the bladder  
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meatoscope   instrument for examining the opening of the urethra  
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meatoscopy   process for examining the opening of the urethra  
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nephrogram   image of a kidney  
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nephrography   procedure for imaging a kidney  
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nephroscopy   procedure for examining a kidney  
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nephrosonography   procedure for examining a kidney using sound waves  
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pyelogram   image of the renal pelvis  
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renal angiogram   image of a kidney blood vessel  
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renal angiography   process of imaging of a kidney blood vessel  
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renal arteriogram   image of a kidney artery  
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resectoscope   instrument for examining and cutting (usually the prostate)  
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retrograde pyelogram   image of the renal pelvis produced by injecting a contrast dye from the bladder to the kidney  
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ultrasonography   imaging procedure using high-frequency sound waves  
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ureteroscopy   process of examining a ureter  
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urethroscope   instrument for examining the urethra  
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urethroscopy   process of examining the urethra  
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urinalysis (UA)   analysis of the urine  
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voiding cystourethrogram (VCUG)   imaging procedure of the bladder and urethra produced during urination  
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nephrology   study of the kidneys  
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urologist   specialist of the urinary tract  
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urology   study of the urinary tract  
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uropoiesis   formation of urine  
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uroxanthin   substance in urine that makes it yellow  
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voiding   another term for urination  
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anorchidism   lack of a testicle  
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aspermia   condition characterized by lack of sperm  
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azoospermia   condition characterized by lack of living sperm  
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cryptorchidism   hidden testicle  
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hydrocele   fluid-filled mass in a testicle  
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hypospadias   birth defect in which the opening of the urethra is on the underside, instead of the end, of the penis  
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oligospermia   condition characterized by low sperm production  
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phimosis   contraction of the foreskin of the penis , preventing it from being retracted  
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prostatolith   stone in the prostate  
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prostatomegaly   abnormal enlargement of the prostate  
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prostatorrhea   discharge from the prostate  
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seminoma   type of testicular cancer arising from sperm-forming tissue  
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spermatocele   hernia or distension of the epididymus caused by sperm cells  
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spermatolysis   destruction of sperm cells  
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digital rectal exam (DRE)   examination of the prostate using a finger inserted into the rectum  
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transrectal ultrasonography   procedure using a probe inserted into the rectum using high-frequency sound waves to scan through the rectum to nearby tissue (most commonly the prostate)  
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urethrogram   image of the urethra  
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ejaculation   emission of semen from the urethra  
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gonads   pair of organs used for sexual reproduction; in males, they are the testicles, and in females, they are the ovaries  
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spermatogenesis   creation of sperm  
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vas deferens   vessel carrying sperm from the testicles  
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