Exam 12: Urinary Pathologies

Which term means the loss of voluntary control of the urinary bladder?

Insufficient function of the kidneys may also affect which body function?

Which method is a type of blood filtration usually provided in a hospital setting or a dialysis center?

Which condition is caused by damage to the glomerulus, usually from a local or systemic disease?

Which term is used to denote that only 10% or less of renal function remains?

Which action is not a common treatment modification for clients with nonacute disorders of the bladder and urinary tract?

Characterized by painful urination, which term means inflammation of the urethra?

Which term means inflammation of the urinary bladder?

Which condition is a common sign or symptom of kidney disorders?

Women are more vulnerable to urinary tract infections because they:

Massage considerations for a client who has a history of kidney stones but is now without current signs or symptoms include:

Which term means inflammation of the kidney's glomeruli?

Most urinary tract infections are caused by which type of pathogen?

Which term means blood in the urine that is often due to a kidney or bladder infection?

Which term means an inflammatory condition of one or both kidneys?

Failure of the kidneys to adequately perform their physiologic functions is called renal:

What is the purpose of Kegel exercises?

Which of the following choices is not a sign or symptom of cystitis?

Which condition is a slowly progressive and irreversible disease wherein the kidneys become riddled with thousands of multiple grapelike cysts?

Which term means an infection of one or more structures of the urinary system?