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MedTermsUrineSystem

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Excretion   process body produces wastes  
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Urination   act of voiding  
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Function of urinary system   excretion of wastes to maintain the volume and chemical composition of blood  
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albumin/o   albumin  
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Urea   final product of protein metabolism & is chief nitrogenous waste present in urine  
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Urology   branch of medicine concerned with male genital tract & urinary tracts of both sexes  
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-ation   process  
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-esis   action, process, or result of  
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glycos/o   sugar  
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olig/o   few, scanty  
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ur/o   urine or urinary tract  
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urin/o   urine  
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-uria   urine or urination  
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What is urinary system composed of?   two kidneys, ureter (w. each kidney), bladder, urethra  
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urinary tract   organs and ducts participating in secretion and elimination of urine  
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urinary   pertaining to, secreting or containing urine, organs: produce, collect and eliminate urine  
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nephrons   kidneys functional unit, 1 million  
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ureters   how urine leaves kidneys, lead to bladder  
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urethra   canal where urine is released  
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cyst/o   bladder  
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glomerul/o   glomerulus  
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nephr/o, ren/o   kidneys  
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pyel/o   renal pelvis (collects urine)  
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ureter/o   ureter  
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urethr/o   urethra  
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cystic   pertaining to cyst, gallbladder, urinary bladder  
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renal pelvis   funnel shaped, center of kidneys  
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tubules   component of kidney  
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glomerulus   component of kidney, cluster of blood vessels surrounded by Bowman's capsule  
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glomerular filtration   initial process of in formation of urine  
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what the glomerulus do?   allows water, salts, wastes and everything except blood cells and proteins to pass through its walls  
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What does Bowman's Capsule do?   collects substances that filter through glomerular walls and passes them to the tubule  
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3 processes of urinary system   glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorption, tubular secretion  
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Antidiuretic hormone   increases reabsorption of water by renal tubules, decreasing urine produced  
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Diabetes mellitus   endocrine disorder, glycosuria, hyperglycemia, inadequate production of insulin  
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stenosis   constriction or narrowing  
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cystocele   bladder hernia that protrudes into the vagina  
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nephrosis   degenerative changes in the kidney  
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nephrotoxic   destructive to kidney tissues  
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polycystic kidney disease   hereditary disorder characterized by hundreds of fluid-filled cysts throughout kidneys  
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polyp   tumor found on mucosal surface  
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retrograde urography   x-ray examination of renal pelvis and ureter after injection of medium, alternative to intravenous urography  
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urinary continence   inability of hold urine in bladder  
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urinary retention   inability to empty the bladder  
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voiding cystourethrogram   x-ray record of bladder and urethra  
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laparoscopic nephrectomy   removal of kidney through several small incisions in abdominal wall  
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Methods for urinary diversion   urethral, ureteral, suprapubic catheterization, percutaneous nephrostomy  
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percutaneous bladder biopsy   removal of tissue from bladder by using needle inserted through skin  
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pyelolithotomy   surgical incision of kidney to remove stone from renal pelvis  
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