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Chapter 9

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kidneys   part of the urinary system; have the role of filtering the blood by removing waste products, such as urea, uric acid, and creatinine from the body system and producing urine  
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urinary bladder   storage reservoir for the urine  
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urethra   small tube leading from the bladder out of the body  
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homeostasis   state of balance and stable internal environment  
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ren/o   kidney  
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ureter/o   ureter  
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urethr/o   urethra  
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cyst/o   urinary bladder, cyst, sac of fluid  
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vesic/o   urinary bladder, cyst, sac of fluid  
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lith/o   stone, calculus  
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pyelo/o   renal pelvis  
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nephr/o   kidney  
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urin/o   urine  
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hemat/o   blood  
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hem/o   blood  
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noct/o   night  
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py/o   pus  
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olig/o   few/diminished  
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ur/o   urine  
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glomerul/o   glomerulus  
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lys/o   breakdown  
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an   without  
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a   without  
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dys   abnormal, painful, difficult  
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poly   many  
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hyper   excessive  
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dia   through  
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ic   pertaining to  
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al   pertaining to  
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ole   small  
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emia   blood condition  
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scope   instrument for viewing  
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iasis   condition  
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itis   inflammation  
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ectomy   surgical removal of  
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cele   hernia, protrusion  
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scopy   process of viewing  
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tripsy   crushing  
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uria   urine  
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osis   abnormal condition  
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graphy   process of recording  
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renal artery   supplies each of the kidneys with its blood supply  
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renal cortex   outer region of the kidney  
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urine   liquid form of waste in the body  
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nephrons   blood filtering mechanisms that form urine  
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renal medulla   middle or inner region of the kidney  
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renal pelvis   inner region of the kidney  
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ureters   long narrow muscular tubes through which urine flows from the kidney to the bladder  
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urethral meatus   external opening which is found anterior to the vaginal opening and carries only urine  
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urination   process where urine is expelled from the body  
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micturition   process where urine is expelled from the body  
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voiding   process where urine is expelled from the body  
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glomerulus   cluster of capillaries in the kidneys where the urine formation begins  
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Bowman's capsule   membrane that surrounds the glomerulus  
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tubular reabsorption   process by which water, sugar, and salts are returned to the bloodstream  
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tubular secretion   process of transferring substances such as potassium and hydrogen from the blood into the urine  
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urologist   specialist that diagnoses and treats diseases of the urinary system  
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urology   the study of the urinary system  
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nephrologist   diagnoses and treats disorders of the kidneys  
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nephrology   the study of the kidneys  
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nephrolithiasis   presences of stones in the kidneys  
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urethritis   inflammation of the urethra  
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cystitis   inflammation of the urinary bladder  
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renal failure   kidneys stop functioning partially or completely  
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anuria   abnormal condition, no urine formation  
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dysuria   painful urination  
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cystocele   hernia of the urinary bladder through the vaginal wall  
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diuresis   secreting large amounts of urine  
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hematuria   blood in the urine  
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glomerulonephritis   inflammation of the glomerulus of the kidneys  
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nephromegaly   enlargement of the kidneys  
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nocturia   excessive urination at night  
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urinary retention   inability to empty the urinary bladder  
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pyuria   pus in the urine  
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pyelitis   inflammation of the renal pelvis  
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ureterorrhagia   discharge of blood from the ureter  
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urinary tract infection (UTI)   urinary infections that begin in the bladder  
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urethralgia   pain in the urethra  
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polyuria   pain in the urethra  
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incontinence   inability to control excretory functions  
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urinary incontinence   inability to control the voiding of urine  
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cystography   process of recording an x-ray of the urinary bladder  
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cystoscopy   visual examination of the interior of the urinary bladder  
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hemodialysis   procedure to filter blood when the kidneys are not functioning  
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intravenous pyelography (IVP)   x-ray study of the kidneys, bladder, urethra and ureters by injecting a contrast medium into a vein to assist in visualization  
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catheterization   insertion of a sterile catheter through the urethra into the urinary bladder to collect urine  
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urinalysis (UA)   examination of urine to determine the presence of abnormal elements  
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blood urea nitrogen (BUN)   blood test to determine the amount urea in the blood  
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24 hour urine specimen   collecting of all of the urine excreted by a patient in a 24 hour period  
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urine culture   urine specimen that is checked for the presence of bacteria  
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KUB   x-ray of the lower abdomen to check the size, shape, and location of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder  
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cystectomy   surgical removal of all or part of the bladder  
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lithotomy   surgical incision to remove a stone  
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urethroplasty   surgical repair of the urethra  
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kidney transplant   grafting of a donor kidney into the body to replace a persons failing kidney  
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lithotripsy   destruction of a kidney stone by using ultrasonic waves that travel through water  
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