Deck 6: Urinary System

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The combining form that means night is

A) noct/i
B) lith/o
C) olig/o
D) cyst/o
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The combining form blast/o is defined as

A) developing cell, germ cell
B) albumin
C) scanty
D) night
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The combining form that means urea, nitrogen is

A) olig/o
B) urin/o
C) glyc/o
D) azot/o
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Urine is carried from the kidneys to the bladder by the

A) renal pelvis
B) urethra
C) renal veins
D) ureters
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The combining forms that mean kidney are

A) nephr/o and ren/o
B) vesic/o and cyst/o
C) ren/o and cyst/o
D) nephr/o and vesic/o
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The muscular, hollow organ that temporarily holds the urine is the

A) urinary meatus
B) urethra
C) urinary bladder
D) nephron
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The suffix that means suturing, repairing is

A) -uria
B) -trophy
C) -rrhaphy
D) -esis
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The suffix that means nourishment, development is

A) -ptosis
B) -esis
C) -trophy
D) -iasis
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The combining form that means water is

A) glyc/o
B) urin/o
C) hydr/o
D) hem/o
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The urine-producing unit within the urinary system is the

A) renal artery
B) nephron
C) renal pelvis
D) hilum
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The suffix that means loosening, dissolution, separating is

A) -esis
B) -lysis
C) -trophy
D) -tripsy
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The combining form vesic/o is defined as

A) glomerulus
B) meatus
C) bladder, sac
D) kidney
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The combining form that means stone or calculus is

A) blast/o
B) lith/o
C) noct/i
D) azot/o
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The reservoir in the kidney that collects the urine is the

A) nephron
B) renal pelvis
C) urinary meatus
D) ureters
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The opening through which urine passes to the outside of the body is the

A) urinary meatus
B) internal sphincter
C) lumen
D) urethra
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The combining form that means sugar is

A) glycos/o
B) hydr/o
C) azot/o
D) albumin/o
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The combining form pyel/o is defined as

A) bladder
B) renal pelvis
C) urethral meatus
D) ureter
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Which of the following is not a function of the urinary system?

A) regulates fluid volume
B) removes waste from the body
C) maintains electrolyte concentration
D) maintains glucose level in the blood
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The word part for drooping, sagging, prolapse is

A) -ptosis
B) -tripsy
C) -lysis
D) -uria
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The suffix -iasis is defined as

A) development
B) loosening
C) condition
D) measurement
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The term lithotripsy is defined as

A) an incision of the meatus
B) surgical repair of the urethra
C) surgical crushing of stone(s)
D) an excision of a ureter
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When a cystorrhaphy is performed, the bladder is

A) excised
B) sutured
C) fixated
D) incised
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A noninvasive surgical procedure to crush stone(s) in the kidney or ureter by administration of repeated shock waves is called

A) ureterotomy
B) fulguration
C) vesicourethral suspension
D) extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
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Another term for renal calculus is

A) cystolith
B) ureterolithiasis
C) nephrolithiasis
D) hydronephrosis
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The term ureterostenosis is defined as a(n) _____ the ureter.

A) condition of stone(s) in
B) protrusion of
C) inflammation of
D) narrowing of
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The creation of an artificial opening into the kidney is a

A) renal transplant
B) nephrostomy
C) vesicotomy
D) nephrolysis
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The term that means incision of the bladder is

A) cystotomy
B) cystolithotomy
C) cystostomy
D) cystorrhaphy
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A congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the upper surface of the penis is known as a(n)

A) hydrocele
B) epispadias
C) varicocele
D) hypospadias
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The term cystocele is defined as a(n) _____ the bladder.

A) stone in
B) drooping of
C) protrusion of
D) inflammation of
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The term that means stone(s) in the bladder is

A) nephroma
B) cystocele
C) cystitis
D) cystolith
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The abnormal accumulation of urine in the bladder because of an inability to urinate is called

A) renal hypertension
B) polycystic kidney disease
C) urinary suppression
D) urinary retention
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The term that means abnormal condition of water in the kidney is

A) hydronephrosis
B) nephrohypertrophy
C) polycystic kidney
D) nephromegaly
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The term pyelolithotomy is defined as the

A) incision into the renal pelvis to remove stone(s)
B) separation of the kidney from other body structures
C) surgical fixation of the kidney
D) creation of an artificial opening into the renal pelvis
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The term nephrolysis is defined as the

A) excision of a kidney
B) separation of the kidney from other structures
C) surgical crushing of a stone in the kidney
D) surgical fixation of the kidney
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The term that means excessive development of the kidney is

A) pyelonephritis
B) nephrolithiasis
C) nephrohypertrophy
D) nephromegaly
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The sudden stoppage of urine formation is called

A) renal hypertension
B) urinary retention
C) urinary suppression
D) urinary tract infection
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The term pyelitis means inflammation of the

A) renal pelvis
B) bladder
C) ureter
D) kidney
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The term that means inflammation of the renal pelvis and the kidneys is

A) pyelitis
B) pyelonephritis
C) glomerulonephritis
D) nephrolithiasis
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The term nephroptosis is defined as a(n)

A) drooping kidney
B) narrowing of the ureter
C) tumor of the kidney
D) protrusion of the ureter
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A condition in which the kidney is enlarged and contains many cysts is

A) renal calculi
B) renal hypertension
C) polycystic kidney disease
D) septicemia
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A voiding cystourethrography is a radiographic imaging of the

A) bladder and the urethra
B) kidney and ureters
C) bladder and the ureters
D) bladder and the kidney
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Which of the following laboratory procedures is performed on a urine specimen to measure the concentrating or diluting ability of the kidneys?

A) KUB
B) blood urea nitrogen
C) specific gravity
D) urinalysis
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The term incontinence means

A) to empty or evacuate waste material
B) the ability to void
C) the inability to control the bladder and/or bowels
D) stretched out
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The term that means scanty urine is

A) dysuria
B) pyuria
C) polyuria
D) oliguria
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A flexible, tubelike device for withdrawing or instilling fluids is a

A) catheter
B) lithotrite
C) urinal
D) stricture
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The term enuresis is defined as

A) voiding
B) micturition
C) involuntary urination
D) a method used to obtain urine
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The term cystolithotomy is built from which of the following combinations of word parts?

A) a prefix, a word root, and a suffix
B) a word root and a suffix
C) two word roots, two combining vowels, and a suffix
D) a prefix, a word root, a combining vowel, and a suffix
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The radiographic image of the bladder is called a

A) renogram
B) cystogram
C) nephrography
D) cystography
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The study of the urinary tract is called

A) urologist
B) urology
C) nephrology
D) nephrologist
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The term that means condition of urea in the blood is

A) dysuria
B) azotemia
C) anuria
D) polyuria
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Glycosuria indicates that the urine contains

A) blood
B) pus
C) sugar
D) nitrogen
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Multiple routine tests performed on a urine specimen are called

A) KUB
B) blood urea nitrogen
C) creatinine
D) urinalysis
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The term hematuria is defined as

A) pus in the urine
B) blood in the urine
C) absence of urine
D) night urination
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An instrument used for visual examination of the bladder is called a

A) urethroscope
B) cystoscope
C) cystoscopy
D) urethroscopy
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The term diuresis is built from which of the following combinations of word parts?

A) word root and suffix
B) prefix, word root, and suffix
C) word root, combining vowel, and suffix
D) prefix, word root, combining vowel, and suffix
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Which of the following terms is spelled incorrectly?

A) ureterostenosis
B) intraveinous urogram
C) pyelogram
D) nephrography
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The term nephrography is defined as the

A) radiographic imaging of the kidney
B) radiographic image of the nephron
C) sectional radiographic image of the kidney
D) process of recording the kidney with sound
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The term that means absence of urine is

A) dysuria
B) pyuria
C) anuria
D) polyuria
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A radiographic image of the urinary tract with contrast media instilled into the bladder, ureter, or renal pelvis through a catheter is called a(n)

A) renogram
B) retrograde urogram
C) ureterostenosis
D) intravenous urogram
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A synonym for micturate is

A) void
B) diuresis
C) enuresis
D) incontinence
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Match between columns
chronic kidney disease
cath
chronic kidney disease
UTI
chronic kidney disease
SG
chronic kidney disease
UA
chronic kidney disease
ARF
chronic kidney disease
BUN
chronic kidney disease
CKD
chronic kidney disease
ESRD
chronic kidney disease
OAB
chronic kidney disease
IVP
specific gravity
cath
specific gravity
UTI
specific gravity
SG
specific gravity
UA
specific gravity
ARF
specific gravity
BUN
specific gravity
CKD
specific gravity
ESRD
specific gravity
OAB
specific gravity
IVP
urinary tract infection
cath
urinary tract infection
UTI
urinary tract infection
SG
urinary tract infection
UA
urinary tract infection
ARF
urinary tract infection
BUN
urinary tract infection
CKD
urinary tract infection
ESRD
urinary tract infection
OAB
urinary tract infection
IVP
overactive bladder
cath
overactive bladder
UTI
overactive bladder
SG
overactive bladder
UA
overactive bladder
ARF
overactive bladder
BUN
overactive bladder
CKD
overactive bladder
ESRD
overactive bladder
OAB
overactive bladder
IVP
blood urea nitrogen
cath
blood urea nitrogen
UTI
blood urea nitrogen
SG
blood urea nitrogen
UA
blood urea nitrogen
ARF
blood urea nitrogen
BUN
blood urea nitrogen
CKD
blood urea nitrogen
ESRD
blood urea nitrogen
OAB
blood urea nitrogen
IVP
end-stage renal disease
cath
end-stage renal disease
UTI
end-stage renal disease
SG
end-stage renal disease
UA
end-stage renal disease
ARF
end-stage renal disease
BUN
end-stage renal disease
CKD
end-stage renal disease
ESRD
end-stage renal disease
OAB
end-stage renal disease
IVP
urinalysis
cath
urinalysis
UTI
urinalysis
SG
urinalysis
UA
urinalysis
ARF
urinalysis
BUN
urinalysis
CKD
urinalysis
ESRD
urinalysis
OAB
urinalysis
IVP
intravenous pyelogram
cath
intravenous pyelogram
UTI
intravenous pyelogram
SG
intravenous pyelogram
UA
intravenous pyelogram
ARF
intravenous pyelogram
BUN
intravenous pyelogram
CKD
intravenous pyelogram
ESRD
intravenous pyelogram
OAB
intravenous pyelogram
IVP
catheterization, catheter
cath
catheterization, catheter
UTI
catheterization, catheter
SG
catheterization, catheter
UA
catheterization, catheter
ARF
catheterization, catheter
BUN
catheterization, catheter
CKD
catheterization, catheter
ESRD
catheterization, catheter
OAB
catheterization, catheter
IVP
cath
UTI
SG
UA
ARF
BUN
CKD
ESRD
OAB
IVP
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The patient's UA showed a presence of pus, which is called

A) hematuria
B) pyuria
C) oliguria
D) dysuria
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stone in the kidney
nephromegaly
stone in the kidney
urethroplasty
stone in the kidney
nephrectomy
stone in the kidney
fulguration
stone in the kidney
micturate
stone in the kidney
nephrologist
stone in the kidney
dysuria
stone in the kidney
catheter
stone in the kidney
nephropexy
stone in the kidney
cystolithotomy
stone in the kidney
ureterostenosis
stone in the kidney
renal calculus
surgical repair of the urethra
nephromegaly
surgical repair of the urethra
urethroplasty
surgical repair of the urethra
nephrectomy
surgical repair of the urethra
fulguration
surgical repair of the urethra
micturate
surgical repair of the urethra
nephrologist
surgical repair of the urethra
dysuria
surgical repair of the urethra
catheter
surgical repair of the urethra
nephropexy
surgical repair of the urethra
cystolithotomy
surgical repair of the urethra
ureterostenosis
surgical repair of the urethra
renal calculus
surgical excision of a kidney
nephromegaly
surgical excision of a kidney
urethroplasty
surgical excision of a kidney
nephrectomy
surgical excision of a kidney
fulguration
surgical excision of a kidney
micturate
surgical excision of a kidney
nephrologist
surgical excision of a kidney
dysuria
surgical excision of a kidney
catheter
surgical excision of a kidney
nephropexy
surgical excision of a kidney
cystolithotomy
surgical excision of a kidney
ureterostenosis
surgical excision of a kidney
renal calculus
to void
nephromegaly
to void
urethroplasty
to void
nephrectomy
to void
fulguration
to void
micturate
to void
nephrologist
to void
dysuria
to void
catheter
to void
nephropexy
to void
cystolithotomy
to void
ureterostenosis
to void
renal calculus
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephromegaly
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
urethroplasty
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephrectomy
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
fulguration
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
micturate
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephrologist
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
dysuria
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
catheter
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephropexy
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
cystolithotomy
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
ureterostenosis
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
renal calculus
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephromegaly
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
urethroplasty
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephrectomy
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
fulguration
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
micturate
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephrologist
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
dysuria
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
catheter
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephropexy
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
cystolithotomy
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
ureterostenosis
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
renal calculus
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephromegaly
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
urethroplasty
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephrectomy
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
fulguration
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
micturate
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephrologist
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
dysuria
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
catheter
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephropexy
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
cystolithotomy
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
ureterostenosis
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
renal calculus
narrowing of the ureter
nephromegaly
narrowing of the ureter
urethroplasty
narrowing of the ureter
nephrectomy
narrowing of the ureter
fulguration
narrowing of the ureter
micturate
narrowing of the ureter
nephrologist
narrowing of the ureter
dysuria
narrowing of the ureter
catheter
narrowing of the ureter
nephropexy
narrowing of the ureter
cystolithotomy
narrowing of the ureter
ureterostenosis
narrowing of the ureter
renal calculus
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephromegaly
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
urethroplasty
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephrectomy
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
fulguration
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
micturate
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephrologist
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
dysuria
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
catheter
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephropexy
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
cystolithotomy
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
ureterostenosis
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
renal calculus
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephromegaly
surgical fixation of the kidney
urethroplasty
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephrectomy
surgical fixation of the kidney
fulguration
surgical fixation of the kidney
micturate
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephrologist
surgical fixation of the kidney
dysuria
surgical fixation of the kidney
catheter
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephropexy
surgical fixation of the kidney
cystolithotomy
surgical fixation of the kidney
ureterostenosis
surgical fixation of the kidney
renal calculus
difficult or painful urination
nephromegaly
difficult or painful urination
urethroplasty
difficult or painful urination
nephrectomy
difficult or painful urination
fulguration
difficult or painful urination
micturate
difficult or painful urination
nephrologist
difficult or painful urination
dysuria
difficult or painful urination
catheter
difficult or painful urination
nephropexy
difficult or painful urination
cystolithotomy
difficult or painful urination
ureterostenosis
difficult or painful urination
renal calculus
enlargement of a kidney
nephromegaly
enlargement of a kidney
urethroplasty
enlargement of a kidney
nephrectomy
enlargement of a kidney
fulguration
enlargement of a kidney
micturate
enlargement of a kidney
nephrologist
enlargement of a kidney
dysuria
enlargement of a kidney
catheter
enlargement of a kidney
nephropexy
enlargement of a kidney
cystolithotomy
enlargement of a kidney
ureterostenosis
enlargement of a kidney
renal calculus
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To evaluate the lower urinary tract, a diagnostic visual examination of the bladder was performed or a

A) UA
B) cystourethrogram
C) nephroscopy
D) cystoscopy
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involuntary urination
lithotripsy
involuntary urination
cystoscope
involuntary urination
creatinine
involuntary urination
nephroblastoma
involuntary urination
hematuria
involuntary urination
nocturia
involuntary urination
ureterocele
involuntary urination
enuresis
involuntary urination
retrograde urogram
involuntary urination
hypospadias
involuntary urination
nephroscopy
involuntary urination
cystostomy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
lithotripsy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
cystoscope
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
creatinine
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
nephroblastoma
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
hematuria
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
nocturia
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
ureterocele
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
enuresis
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
retrograde urogram
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
hypospadias
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
nephroscopy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
cystostomy
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
lithotripsy
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
cystoscope
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
creatinine
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
nephroblastoma
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
hematuria
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
nocturia
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
ureterocele
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
enuresis
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
retrograde urogram
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
hypospadias
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
nephroscopy
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
cystostomy
radiographic image of the urinary tract
lithotripsy
radiographic image of the urinary tract
cystoscope
radiographic image of the urinary tract
creatinine
radiographic image of the urinary tract
nephroblastoma
radiographic image of the urinary tract
hematuria
radiographic image of the urinary tract
nocturia
radiographic image of the urinary tract
ureterocele
radiographic image of the urinary tract
enuresis
radiographic image of the urinary tract
retrograde urogram
radiographic image of the urinary tract
hypospadias
radiographic image of the urinary tract
nephroscopy
radiographic image of the urinary tract
cystostomy
surgical crushing of stone(s)
lithotripsy
surgical crushing of stone(s)
cystoscope
surgical crushing of stone(s)
creatinine
surgical crushing of stone(s)
nephroblastoma
surgical crushing of stone(s)
hematuria
surgical crushing of stone(s)
nocturia
surgical crushing of stone(s)
ureterocele
surgical crushing of stone(s)
enuresis
surgical crushing of stone(s)
retrograde urogram
surgical crushing of stone(s)
hypospadias
surgical crushing of stone(s)
nephroscopy
surgical crushing of stone(s)
cystostomy
blood in the urine
lithotripsy
blood in the urine
cystoscope
blood in the urine
creatinine
blood in the urine
nephroblastoma
blood in the urine
hematuria
blood in the urine
nocturia
blood in the urine
ureterocele
blood in the urine
enuresis
blood in the urine
retrograde urogram
blood in the urine
hypospadias
blood in the urine
nephroscopy
blood in the urine
cystostomy
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
lithotripsy
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
cystoscope
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
creatinine
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
nephroblastoma
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
hematuria
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
nocturia
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
ureterocele
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
enuresis
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
retrograde urogram
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
hypospadias
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
nephroscopy
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
cystostomy
protrusion of a ureter
lithotripsy
protrusion of a ureter
cystoscope
protrusion of a ureter
creatinine
protrusion of a ureter
nephroblastoma
protrusion of a ureter
hematuria
protrusion of a ureter
nocturia
protrusion of a ureter
ureterocele
protrusion of a ureter
enuresis
protrusion of a ureter
retrograde urogram
protrusion of a ureter
hypospadias
protrusion of a ureter
nephroscopy
protrusion of a ureter
cystostomy
visual examination of the kidney
lithotripsy
visual examination of the kidney
cystoscope
visual examination of the kidney
creatinine
visual examination of the kidney
nephroblastoma
visual examination of the kidney
hematuria
visual examination of the kidney
nocturia
visual examination of the kidney
ureterocele
visual examination of the kidney
enuresis
visual examination of the kidney
retrograde urogram
visual examination of the kidney
hypospadias
visual examination of the kidney
nephroscopy
visual examination of the kidney
cystostomy
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
lithotripsy
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
cystoscope
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
creatinine
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
nephroblastoma
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
hematuria
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
nocturia
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
ureterocele
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
enuresis
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
retrograde urogram
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
hypospadias
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
nephroscopy
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
cystostomy
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
lithotripsy
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
cystoscope
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
creatinine
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
nephroblastoma
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
hematuria
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
nocturia
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
ureterocele
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
enuresis
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
retrograde urogram
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
hypospadias
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
nephroscopy
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
cystostomy
night urination
lithotripsy
night urination
cystoscope
night urination
creatinine
night urination
nephroblastoma
night urination
hematuria
night urination
nocturia
night urination
ureterocele
night urination
enuresis
night urination
retrograde urogram
night urination
hypospadias
night urination
nephroscopy
night urination
cystostomy
Question
The physician first suspected diabetes when the patient complained of an excessive amount of urine, or

A) polyuria
B) anuria
C) dysuria
D) oliguria
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surgical crushing
noct/i
surgical crushing
ureter/o
surgical crushing
urethr/o
surgical crushing
cyst/o, vesic/o
surgical crushing
-ptosis
surgical crushing
pyel/o
surgical crushing
-tripsy
surgical crushing
olig/o
surgical crushing
-iasis, -esis
surgical crushing
lith/o
surgical crushing
blast/o
surgical crushing
-trophy
stone, calculus
noct/i
stone, calculus
ureter/o
stone, calculus
urethr/o
stone, calculus
cyst/o, vesic/o
stone, calculus
-ptosis
stone, calculus
pyel/o
stone, calculus
-tripsy
stone, calculus
olig/o
stone, calculus
-iasis, -esis
stone, calculus
lith/o
stone, calculus
blast/o
stone, calculus
-trophy
ureter
noct/i
ureter
ureter/o
ureter
urethr/o
ureter
cyst/o, vesic/o
ureter
-ptosis
ureter
pyel/o
ureter
-tripsy
ureter
olig/o
ureter
-iasis, -esis
ureter
lith/o
ureter
blast/o
ureter
-trophy
bladder, sac
noct/i
bladder, sac
ureter/o
bladder, sac
urethr/o
bladder, sac
cyst/o, vesic/o
bladder, sac
-ptosis
bladder, sac
pyel/o
bladder, sac
-tripsy
bladder, sac
olig/o
bladder, sac
-iasis, -esis
bladder, sac
lith/o
bladder, sac
blast/o
bladder, sac
-trophy
urethra
noct/i
urethra
ureter/o
urethra
urethr/o
urethra
cyst/o, vesic/o
urethra
-ptosis
urethra
pyel/o
urethra
-tripsy
urethra
olig/o
urethra
-iasis, -esis
urethra
lith/o
urethra
blast/o
urethra
-trophy
nourishment, development
noct/i
nourishment, development
ureter/o
nourishment, development
urethr/o
nourishment, development
cyst/o, vesic/o
nourishment, development
-ptosis
nourishment, development
pyel/o
nourishment, development
-tripsy
nourishment, development
olig/o
nourishment, development
-iasis, -esis
nourishment, development
lith/o
nourishment, development
blast/o
nourishment, development
-trophy
developing cell, germ cell
noct/i
developing cell, germ cell
ureter/o
developing cell, germ cell
urethr/o
developing cell, germ cell
cyst/o, vesic/o
developing cell, germ cell
-ptosis
developing cell, germ cell
pyel/o
developing cell, germ cell
-tripsy
developing cell, germ cell
olig/o
developing cell, germ cell
-iasis, -esis
developing cell, germ cell
lith/o
developing cell, germ cell
blast/o
developing cell, germ cell
-trophy
drooping
noct/i
drooping
ureter/o
drooping
urethr/o
drooping
cyst/o, vesic/o
drooping
-ptosis
drooping
pyel/o
drooping
-tripsy
drooping
olig/o
drooping
-iasis, -esis
drooping
lith/o
drooping
blast/o
drooping
-trophy
night
noct/i
night
ureter/o
night
urethr/o
night
cyst/o, vesic/o
night
-ptosis
night
pyel/o
night
-tripsy
night
olig/o
night
-iasis, -esis
night
lith/o
night
blast/o
night
-trophy
condition
noct/i
condition
ureter/o
condition
urethr/o
condition
cyst/o, vesic/o
condition
-ptosis
condition
pyel/o
condition
-tripsy
condition
olig/o
condition
-iasis, -esis
condition
lith/o
condition
blast/o
condition
-trophy
scanty, few
noct/i
scanty, few
ureter/o
scanty, few
urethr/o
scanty, few
cyst/o, vesic/o
scanty, few
-ptosis
scanty, few
pyel/o
scanty, few
-tripsy
scanty, few
olig/o
scanty, few
-iasis, -esis
scanty, few
lith/o
scanty, few
blast/o
scanty, few
-trophy
renal pelvis
noct/i
renal pelvis
ureter/o
renal pelvis
urethr/o
renal pelvis
cyst/o, vesic/o
renal pelvis
-ptosis
renal pelvis
pyel/o
renal pelvis
-tripsy
renal pelvis
olig/o
renal pelvis
-iasis, -esis
renal pelvis
lith/o
renal pelvis
blast/o
renal pelvis
-trophy
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The term that means pertaining to the force and flow of urine within the urinary tract is

A) urology
B) hemodialysis
C) urinalysis
D) urodynamics
Question
Which of the following terms is spelled incorrectly?

A) catheter
B) distended
C) urinary catheterization
D) incontenence
Question
Which of the following is the abbreviation for the blood test that measures the amount of urea in the blood?

A) UTI
B) ESWL
C) BUN
D) cath
Question
The surgeon told the patient who had a drooping kidney that it was necessary to attach the kidney back in place by performing a

A) nephrolysis
B) renal transplant
C) nephrolithotomy
D) nephropexy
Question
The abbreviation for multiple routine tests done on a urine specimen is

A) VCUG
B) UA
C) BUN
D) IVP
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tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
renal pelvis
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
ureters
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
nephron
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
urethra
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
urinary meatus
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
glomerulus
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
urinary bladder
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
kidneys
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
renal pelvis
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
ureters
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
nephron
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
urethra
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
urinary meatus
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
glomerulus
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
urinary bladder
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
kidneys
urine-producing microscopic structure
renal pelvis
urine-producing microscopic structure
ureters
urine-producing microscopic structure
nephron
urine-producing microscopic structure
urethra
urine-producing microscopic structure
urinary meatus
urine-producing microscopic structure
glomerulus
urine-producing microscopic structure
urinary bladder
urine-producing microscopic structure
kidneys
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
renal pelvis
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
ureters
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
nephron
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
urethra
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
urinary meatus
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
glomerulus
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
urinary bladder
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
kidneys
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
renal pelvis
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
ureters
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
nephron
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
urethra
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
urinary meatus
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
glomerulus
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
urinary bladder
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
kidneys
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
renal pelvis
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
ureters
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
nephron
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
urethra
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
urinary meatus
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
glomerulus
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
urinary bladder
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
kidneys
opening through which urine passes to outside
renal pelvis
opening through which urine passes to outside
ureters
opening through which urine passes to outside
nephron
opening through which urine passes to outside
urethra
opening through which urine passes to outside
urinary meatus
opening through which urine passes to outside
glomerulus
opening through which urine passes to outside
urinary bladder
opening through which urine passes to outside
kidneys
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
renal pelvis
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
ureters
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
nephron
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
urethra
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
urinary meatus
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
glomerulus
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
urinary bladder
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
kidneys
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Match each item with the correct description below.

A) urethra
B) urinary meatus
C) renal pelvis
D) kidneys
E) urinary bladder
F) ureters
G) nephron
H) glomerulus

1.funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
2.two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
3.urine-producing microscopic structure
4.tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
5.opening through which urine passes to outside
6.filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
7.organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
8.remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
Question
IVU is the abbreviation for a radiographic image of the

A) bladder
B) urinary tract
C) urethra
D) ureter
Question
Match each item with the correct description below.

A) urethr/o
B) pyel/o
C) olig/o
D) -iasis, -esis
E) lith/o
F) blast/o
G) ureter/o
H) cyst/o, vesic/o
I) noct/i
J) -trophy
K) -tripsy
L) -ptosis

9.night
10.ureter
11.urethra
12.bladder, sac
13.drooping
14.renal pelvis
15.surgical crushing
16.scanty, few
17.condition
18.stone, calculus
19.developing cell, germ cell
20.nourishment, development
Question
Match each item with the correct description below.

A) nephroblastoma
B) ureterocele
C) hypospadias
D) cystostomy
E) lithotripsy
F) retrograde urogram
G) cystoscope
H) nephroscopy
I) creatinine
J) hematuria
K) nocturia
L) enuresis

21.surgical crushing of stone(s)
22.instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
23.a blood test to evaluate kidney function
24.kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
25.blood in the urine
26.night urination
27.protrusion of a ureter
28.involuntary urination
29.radiographic image of the urinary tract
30.congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
31.visual examination of the kidney
32.creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
Question
The patient complained of involuntary urination or

A) voiding
B) enuresis
C) micturition
D) urinary suppression
Question
Match each item with the correct description below.

A) catheter
B) micturate
C) nephromegaly
D) ureterostenosis
E) renal calculus
F) urethroplasty
G) nephropexy
H) cystolithotomy
I) fulguration
J) dysuria
K) nephrologist
L) nephrectomy

33.enlargement of a kidney
34.surgical repair of the urethra
35.surgical excision of a kidney
36.destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
37.to void
38.physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
39.difficult or painful urination
40.device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
41.surgical fixation of the kidney
42.incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
43.narrowing of the ureter
44.stone in the kidney
Question
The patient, who had recently been treated for a UTI, presented with fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, and lumbar pain.She was diagnosed with an inflammation of the renal pelvis and kidneys or

A) pyelonephritis
B) polycystic kidney disease
C) hydronephrosis
D) ureteritis
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1
The combining form that means night is

A) noct/i
B) lith/o
C) olig/o
D) cyst/o
noct/i
2
The combining form blast/o is defined as

A) developing cell, germ cell
B) albumin
C) scanty
D) night
developing cell, germ cell
3
The combining form that means urea, nitrogen is

A) olig/o
B) urin/o
C) glyc/o
D) azot/o
azot/o
4
Urine is carried from the kidneys to the bladder by the

A) renal pelvis
B) urethra
C) renal veins
D) ureters
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The combining forms that mean kidney are

A) nephr/o and ren/o
B) vesic/o and cyst/o
C) ren/o and cyst/o
D) nephr/o and vesic/o
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The muscular, hollow organ that temporarily holds the urine is the

A) urinary meatus
B) urethra
C) urinary bladder
D) nephron
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The suffix that means suturing, repairing is

A) -uria
B) -trophy
C) -rrhaphy
D) -esis
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The suffix that means nourishment, development is

A) -ptosis
B) -esis
C) -trophy
D) -iasis
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The combining form that means water is

A) glyc/o
B) urin/o
C) hydr/o
D) hem/o
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The urine-producing unit within the urinary system is the

A) renal artery
B) nephron
C) renal pelvis
D) hilum
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The suffix that means loosening, dissolution, separating is

A) -esis
B) -lysis
C) -trophy
D) -tripsy
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The combining form vesic/o is defined as

A) glomerulus
B) meatus
C) bladder, sac
D) kidney
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The combining form that means stone or calculus is

A) blast/o
B) lith/o
C) noct/i
D) azot/o
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The reservoir in the kidney that collects the urine is the

A) nephron
B) renal pelvis
C) urinary meatus
D) ureters
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The opening through which urine passes to the outside of the body is the

A) urinary meatus
B) internal sphincter
C) lumen
D) urethra
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The combining form that means sugar is

A) glycos/o
B) hydr/o
C) azot/o
D) albumin/o
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The combining form pyel/o is defined as

A) bladder
B) renal pelvis
C) urethral meatus
D) ureter
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18
Which of the following is not a function of the urinary system?

A) regulates fluid volume
B) removes waste from the body
C) maintains electrolyte concentration
D) maintains glucose level in the blood
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The word part for drooping, sagging, prolapse is

A) -ptosis
B) -tripsy
C) -lysis
D) -uria
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The suffix -iasis is defined as

A) development
B) loosening
C) condition
D) measurement
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The term lithotripsy is defined as

A) an incision of the meatus
B) surgical repair of the urethra
C) surgical crushing of stone(s)
D) an excision of a ureter
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When a cystorrhaphy is performed, the bladder is

A) excised
B) sutured
C) fixated
D) incised
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A noninvasive surgical procedure to crush stone(s) in the kidney or ureter by administration of repeated shock waves is called

A) ureterotomy
B) fulguration
C) vesicourethral suspension
D) extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
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24
Another term for renal calculus is

A) cystolith
B) ureterolithiasis
C) nephrolithiasis
D) hydronephrosis
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The term ureterostenosis is defined as a(n) _____ the ureter.

A) condition of stone(s) in
B) protrusion of
C) inflammation of
D) narrowing of
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The creation of an artificial opening into the kidney is a

A) renal transplant
B) nephrostomy
C) vesicotomy
D) nephrolysis
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The term that means incision of the bladder is

A) cystotomy
B) cystolithotomy
C) cystostomy
D) cystorrhaphy
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28
A congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the upper surface of the penis is known as a(n)

A) hydrocele
B) epispadias
C) varicocele
D) hypospadias
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The term cystocele is defined as a(n) _____ the bladder.

A) stone in
B) drooping of
C) protrusion of
D) inflammation of
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30
The term that means stone(s) in the bladder is

A) nephroma
B) cystocele
C) cystitis
D) cystolith
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The abnormal accumulation of urine in the bladder because of an inability to urinate is called

A) renal hypertension
B) polycystic kidney disease
C) urinary suppression
D) urinary retention
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The term that means abnormal condition of water in the kidney is

A) hydronephrosis
B) nephrohypertrophy
C) polycystic kidney
D) nephromegaly
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The term pyelolithotomy is defined as the

A) incision into the renal pelvis to remove stone(s)
B) separation of the kidney from other body structures
C) surgical fixation of the kidney
D) creation of an artificial opening into the renal pelvis
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The term nephrolysis is defined as the

A) excision of a kidney
B) separation of the kidney from other structures
C) surgical crushing of a stone in the kidney
D) surgical fixation of the kidney
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The term that means excessive development of the kidney is

A) pyelonephritis
B) nephrolithiasis
C) nephrohypertrophy
D) nephromegaly
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The sudden stoppage of urine formation is called

A) renal hypertension
B) urinary retention
C) urinary suppression
D) urinary tract infection
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The term pyelitis means inflammation of the

A) renal pelvis
B) bladder
C) ureter
D) kidney
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38
The term that means inflammation of the renal pelvis and the kidneys is

A) pyelitis
B) pyelonephritis
C) glomerulonephritis
D) nephrolithiasis
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The term nephroptosis is defined as a(n)

A) drooping kidney
B) narrowing of the ureter
C) tumor of the kidney
D) protrusion of the ureter
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A condition in which the kidney is enlarged and contains many cysts is

A) renal calculi
B) renal hypertension
C) polycystic kidney disease
D) septicemia
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A voiding cystourethrography is a radiographic imaging of the

A) bladder and the urethra
B) kidney and ureters
C) bladder and the ureters
D) bladder and the kidney
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Which of the following laboratory procedures is performed on a urine specimen to measure the concentrating or diluting ability of the kidneys?

A) KUB
B) blood urea nitrogen
C) specific gravity
D) urinalysis
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43
The term incontinence means

A) to empty or evacuate waste material
B) the ability to void
C) the inability to control the bladder and/or bowels
D) stretched out
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The term that means scanty urine is

A) dysuria
B) pyuria
C) polyuria
D) oliguria
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A flexible, tubelike device for withdrawing or instilling fluids is a

A) catheter
B) lithotrite
C) urinal
D) stricture
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The term enuresis is defined as

A) voiding
B) micturition
C) involuntary urination
D) a method used to obtain urine
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The term cystolithotomy is built from which of the following combinations of word parts?

A) a prefix, a word root, and a suffix
B) a word root and a suffix
C) two word roots, two combining vowels, and a suffix
D) a prefix, a word root, a combining vowel, and a suffix
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The radiographic image of the bladder is called a

A) renogram
B) cystogram
C) nephrography
D) cystography
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The study of the urinary tract is called

A) urologist
B) urology
C) nephrology
D) nephrologist
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50
The term that means condition of urea in the blood is

A) dysuria
B) azotemia
C) anuria
D) polyuria
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51
Glycosuria indicates that the urine contains

A) blood
B) pus
C) sugar
D) nitrogen
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52
Multiple routine tests performed on a urine specimen are called

A) KUB
B) blood urea nitrogen
C) creatinine
D) urinalysis
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The term hematuria is defined as

A) pus in the urine
B) blood in the urine
C) absence of urine
D) night urination
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An instrument used for visual examination of the bladder is called a

A) urethroscope
B) cystoscope
C) cystoscopy
D) urethroscopy
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The term diuresis is built from which of the following combinations of word parts?

A) word root and suffix
B) prefix, word root, and suffix
C) word root, combining vowel, and suffix
D) prefix, word root, combining vowel, and suffix
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56
Which of the following terms is spelled incorrectly?

A) ureterostenosis
B) intraveinous urogram
C) pyelogram
D) nephrography
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The term nephrography is defined as the

A) radiographic imaging of the kidney
B) radiographic image of the nephron
C) sectional radiographic image of the kidney
D) process of recording the kidney with sound
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The term that means absence of urine is

A) dysuria
B) pyuria
C) anuria
D) polyuria
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A radiographic image of the urinary tract with contrast media instilled into the bladder, ureter, or renal pelvis through a catheter is called a(n)

A) renogram
B) retrograde urogram
C) ureterostenosis
D) intravenous urogram
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A synonym for micturate is

A) void
B) diuresis
C) enuresis
D) incontinence
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Match between columns
chronic kidney disease
cath
chronic kidney disease
UTI
chronic kidney disease
SG
chronic kidney disease
UA
chronic kidney disease
ARF
chronic kidney disease
BUN
chronic kidney disease
CKD
chronic kidney disease
ESRD
chronic kidney disease
OAB
chronic kidney disease
IVP
specific gravity
cath
specific gravity
UTI
specific gravity
SG
specific gravity
UA
specific gravity
ARF
specific gravity
BUN
specific gravity
CKD
specific gravity
ESRD
specific gravity
OAB
specific gravity
IVP
urinary tract infection
cath
urinary tract infection
UTI
urinary tract infection
SG
urinary tract infection
UA
urinary tract infection
ARF
urinary tract infection
BUN
urinary tract infection
CKD
urinary tract infection
ESRD
urinary tract infection
OAB
urinary tract infection
IVP
overactive bladder
cath
overactive bladder
UTI
overactive bladder
SG
overactive bladder
UA
overactive bladder
ARF
overactive bladder
BUN
overactive bladder
CKD
overactive bladder
ESRD
overactive bladder
OAB
overactive bladder
IVP
blood urea nitrogen
cath
blood urea nitrogen
UTI
blood urea nitrogen
SG
blood urea nitrogen
UA
blood urea nitrogen
ARF
blood urea nitrogen
BUN
blood urea nitrogen
CKD
blood urea nitrogen
ESRD
blood urea nitrogen
OAB
blood urea nitrogen
IVP
end-stage renal disease
cath
end-stage renal disease
UTI
end-stage renal disease
SG
end-stage renal disease
UA
end-stage renal disease
ARF
end-stage renal disease
BUN
end-stage renal disease
CKD
end-stage renal disease
ESRD
end-stage renal disease
OAB
end-stage renal disease
IVP
urinalysis
cath
urinalysis
UTI
urinalysis
SG
urinalysis
UA
urinalysis
ARF
urinalysis
BUN
urinalysis
CKD
urinalysis
ESRD
urinalysis
OAB
urinalysis
IVP
intravenous pyelogram
cath
intravenous pyelogram
UTI
intravenous pyelogram
SG
intravenous pyelogram
UA
intravenous pyelogram
ARF
intravenous pyelogram
BUN
intravenous pyelogram
CKD
intravenous pyelogram
ESRD
intravenous pyelogram
OAB
intravenous pyelogram
IVP
catheterization, catheter
cath
catheterization, catheter
UTI
catheterization, catheter
SG
catheterization, catheter
UA
catheterization, catheter
ARF
catheterization, catheter
BUN
catheterization, catheter
CKD
catheterization, catheter
ESRD
catheterization, catheter
OAB
catheterization, catheter
IVP
cath
UTI
SG
UA
ARF
BUN
CKD
ESRD
OAB
IVP
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The patient's UA showed a presence of pus, which is called

A) hematuria
B) pyuria
C) oliguria
D) dysuria
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stone in the kidney
nephromegaly
stone in the kidney
urethroplasty
stone in the kidney
nephrectomy
stone in the kidney
fulguration
stone in the kidney
micturate
stone in the kidney
nephrologist
stone in the kidney
dysuria
stone in the kidney
catheter
stone in the kidney
nephropexy
stone in the kidney
cystolithotomy
stone in the kidney
ureterostenosis
stone in the kidney
renal calculus
surgical repair of the urethra
nephromegaly
surgical repair of the urethra
urethroplasty
surgical repair of the urethra
nephrectomy
surgical repair of the urethra
fulguration
surgical repair of the urethra
micturate
surgical repair of the urethra
nephrologist
surgical repair of the urethra
dysuria
surgical repair of the urethra
catheter
surgical repair of the urethra
nephropexy
surgical repair of the urethra
cystolithotomy
surgical repair of the urethra
ureterostenosis
surgical repair of the urethra
renal calculus
surgical excision of a kidney
nephromegaly
surgical excision of a kidney
urethroplasty
surgical excision of a kidney
nephrectomy
surgical excision of a kidney
fulguration
surgical excision of a kidney
micturate
surgical excision of a kidney
nephrologist
surgical excision of a kidney
dysuria
surgical excision of a kidney
catheter
surgical excision of a kidney
nephropexy
surgical excision of a kidney
cystolithotomy
surgical excision of a kidney
ureterostenosis
surgical excision of a kidney
renal calculus
to void
nephromegaly
to void
urethroplasty
to void
nephrectomy
to void
fulguration
to void
micturate
to void
nephrologist
to void
dysuria
to void
catheter
to void
nephropexy
to void
cystolithotomy
to void
ureterostenosis
to void
renal calculus
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephromegaly
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
urethroplasty
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephrectomy
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
fulguration
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
micturate
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephrologist
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
dysuria
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
catheter
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
nephropexy
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
cystolithotomy
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
ureterostenosis
device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
renal calculus
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephromegaly
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
urethroplasty
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephrectomy
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
fulguration
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
micturate
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephrologist
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
dysuria
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
catheter
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
nephropexy
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
cystolithotomy
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
ureterostenosis
physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
renal calculus
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephromegaly
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
urethroplasty
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephrectomy
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
fulguration
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
micturate
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephrologist
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
dysuria
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
catheter
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
nephropexy
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
cystolithotomy
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
ureterostenosis
incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
renal calculus
narrowing of the ureter
nephromegaly
narrowing of the ureter
urethroplasty
narrowing of the ureter
nephrectomy
narrowing of the ureter
fulguration
narrowing of the ureter
micturate
narrowing of the ureter
nephrologist
narrowing of the ureter
dysuria
narrowing of the ureter
catheter
narrowing of the ureter
nephropexy
narrowing of the ureter
cystolithotomy
narrowing of the ureter
ureterostenosis
narrowing of the ureter
renal calculus
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephromegaly
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
urethroplasty
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephrectomy
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
fulguration
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
micturate
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephrologist
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
dysuria
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
catheter
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
nephropexy
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
cystolithotomy
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
ureterostenosis
destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
renal calculus
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephromegaly
surgical fixation of the kidney
urethroplasty
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephrectomy
surgical fixation of the kidney
fulguration
surgical fixation of the kidney
micturate
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephrologist
surgical fixation of the kidney
dysuria
surgical fixation of the kidney
catheter
surgical fixation of the kidney
nephropexy
surgical fixation of the kidney
cystolithotomy
surgical fixation of the kidney
ureterostenosis
surgical fixation of the kidney
renal calculus
difficult or painful urination
nephromegaly
difficult or painful urination
urethroplasty
difficult or painful urination
nephrectomy
difficult or painful urination
fulguration
difficult or painful urination
micturate
difficult or painful urination
nephrologist
difficult or painful urination
dysuria
difficult or painful urination
catheter
difficult or painful urination
nephropexy
difficult or painful urination
cystolithotomy
difficult or painful urination
ureterostenosis
difficult or painful urination
renal calculus
enlargement of a kidney
nephromegaly
enlargement of a kidney
urethroplasty
enlargement of a kidney
nephrectomy
enlargement of a kidney
fulguration
enlargement of a kidney
micturate
enlargement of a kidney
nephrologist
enlargement of a kidney
dysuria
enlargement of a kidney
catheter
enlargement of a kidney
nephropexy
enlargement of a kidney
cystolithotomy
enlargement of a kidney
ureterostenosis
enlargement of a kidney
renal calculus
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To evaluate the lower urinary tract, a diagnostic visual examination of the bladder was performed or a

A) UA
B) cystourethrogram
C) nephroscopy
D) cystoscopy
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involuntary urination
lithotripsy
involuntary urination
cystoscope
involuntary urination
creatinine
involuntary urination
nephroblastoma
involuntary urination
hematuria
involuntary urination
nocturia
involuntary urination
ureterocele
involuntary urination
enuresis
involuntary urination
retrograde urogram
involuntary urination
hypospadias
involuntary urination
nephroscopy
involuntary urination
cystostomy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
lithotripsy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
cystoscope
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
creatinine
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
nephroblastoma
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
hematuria
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
nocturia
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
ureterocele
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
enuresis
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
retrograde urogram
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
hypospadias
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
nephroscopy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
cystostomy
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
lithotripsy
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
cystoscope
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
creatinine
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
nephroblastoma
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
hematuria
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
nocturia
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
ureterocele
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
enuresis
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
retrograde urogram
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
hypospadias
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
nephroscopy
creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
cystostomy
radiographic image of the urinary tract
lithotripsy
radiographic image of the urinary tract
cystoscope
radiographic image of the urinary tract
creatinine
radiographic image of the urinary tract
nephroblastoma
radiographic image of the urinary tract
hematuria
radiographic image of the urinary tract
nocturia
radiographic image of the urinary tract
ureterocele
radiographic image of the urinary tract
enuresis
radiographic image of the urinary tract
retrograde urogram
radiographic image of the urinary tract
hypospadias
radiographic image of the urinary tract
nephroscopy
radiographic image of the urinary tract
cystostomy
surgical crushing of stone(s)
lithotripsy
surgical crushing of stone(s)
cystoscope
surgical crushing of stone(s)
creatinine
surgical crushing of stone(s)
nephroblastoma
surgical crushing of stone(s)
hematuria
surgical crushing of stone(s)
nocturia
surgical crushing of stone(s)
ureterocele
surgical crushing of stone(s)
enuresis
surgical crushing of stone(s)
retrograde urogram
surgical crushing of stone(s)
hypospadias
surgical crushing of stone(s)
nephroscopy
surgical crushing of stone(s)
cystostomy
blood in the urine
lithotripsy
blood in the urine
cystoscope
blood in the urine
creatinine
blood in the urine
nephroblastoma
blood in the urine
hematuria
blood in the urine
nocturia
blood in the urine
ureterocele
blood in the urine
enuresis
blood in the urine
retrograde urogram
blood in the urine
hypospadias
blood in the urine
nephroscopy
blood in the urine
cystostomy
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
lithotripsy
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
cystoscope
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
creatinine
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
nephroblastoma
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
hematuria
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
nocturia
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
ureterocele
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
enuresis
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
retrograde urogram
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
hypospadias
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
nephroscopy
kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
cystostomy
protrusion of a ureter
lithotripsy
protrusion of a ureter
cystoscope
protrusion of a ureter
creatinine
protrusion of a ureter
nephroblastoma
protrusion of a ureter
hematuria
protrusion of a ureter
nocturia
protrusion of a ureter
ureterocele
protrusion of a ureter
enuresis
protrusion of a ureter
retrograde urogram
protrusion of a ureter
hypospadias
protrusion of a ureter
nephroscopy
protrusion of a ureter
cystostomy
visual examination of the kidney
lithotripsy
visual examination of the kidney
cystoscope
visual examination of the kidney
creatinine
visual examination of the kidney
nephroblastoma
visual examination of the kidney
hematuria
visual examination of the kidney
nocturia
visual examination of the kidney
ureterocele
visual examination of the kidney
enuresis
visual examination of the kidney
retrograde urogram
visual examination of the kidney
hypospadias
visual examination of the kidney
nephroscopy
visual examination of the kidney
cystostomy
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
lithotripsy
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
cystoscope
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
creatinine
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
nephroblastoma
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
hematuria
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
nocturia
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
ureterocele
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
enuresis
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
retrograde urogram
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
hypospadias
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
nephroscopy
a blood test to evaluate kidney function
cystostomy
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
lithotripsy
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
cystoscope
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
creatinine
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
nephroblastoma
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
hematuria
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
nocturia
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
ureterocele
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
enuresis
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
retrograde urogram
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
hypospadias
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
nephroscopy
instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
cystostomy
night urination
lithotripsy
night urination
cystoscope
night urination
creatinine
night urination
nephroblastoma
night urination
hematuria
night urination
nocturia
night urination
ureterocele
night urination
enuresis
night urination
retrograde urogram
night urination
hypospadias
night urination
nephroscopy
night urination
cystostomy
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The physician first suspected diabetes when the patient complained of an excessive amount of urine, or

A) polyuria
B) anuria
C) dysuria
D) oliguria
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surgical crushing
noct/i
surgical crushing
ureter/o
surgical crushing
urethr/o
surgical crushing
cyst/o, vesic/o
surgical crushing
-ptosis
surgical crushing
pyel/o
surgical crushing
-tripsy
surgical crushing
olig/o
surgical crushing
-iasis, -esis
surgical crushing
lith/o
surgical crushing
blast/o
surgical crushing
-trophy
stone, calculus
noct/i
stone, calculus
ureter/o
stone, calculus
urethr/o
stone, calculus
cyst/o, vesic/o
stone, calculus
-ptosis
stone, calculus
pyel/o
stone, calculus
-tripsy
stone, calculus
olig/o
stone, calculus
-iasis, -esis
stone, calculus
lith/o
stone, calculus
blast/o
stone, calculus
-trophy
ureter
noct/i
ureter
ureter/o
ureter
urethr/o
ureter
cyst/o, vesic/o
ureter
-ptosis
ureter
pyel/o
ureter
-tripsy
ureter
olig/o
ureter
-iasis, -esis
ureter
lith/o
ureter
blast/o
ureter
-trophy
bladder, sac
noct/i
bladder, sac
ureter/o
bladder, sac
urethr/o
bladder, sac
cyst/o, vesic/o
bladder, sac
-ptosis
bladder, sac
pyel/o
bladder, sac
-tripsy
bladder, sac
olig/o
bladder, sac
-iasis, -esis
bladder, sac
lith/o
bladder, sac
blast/o
bladder, sac
-trophy
urethra
noct/i
urethra
ureter/o
urethra
urethr/o
urethra
cyst/o, vesic/o
urethra
-ptosis
urethra
pyel/o
urethra
-tripsy
urethra
olig/o
urethra
-iasis, -esis
urethra
lith/o
urethra
blast/o
urethra
-trophy
nourishment, development
noct/i
nourishment, development
ureter/o
nourishment, development
urethr/o
nourishment, development
cyst/o, vesic/o
nourishment, development
-ptosis
nourishment, development
pyel/o
nourishment, development
-tripsy
nourishment, development
olig/o
nourishment, development
-iasis, -esis
nourishment, development
lith/o
nourishment, development
blast/o
nourishment, development
-trophy
developing cell, germ cell
noct/i
developing cell, germ cell
ureter/o
developing cell, germ cell
urethr/o
developing cell, germ cell
cyst/o, vesic/o
developing cell, germ cell
-ptosis
developing cell, germ cell
pyel/o
developing cell, germ cell
-tripsy
developing cell, germ cell
olig/o
developing cell, germ cell
-iasis, -esis
developing cell, germ cell
lith/o
developing cell, germ cell
blast/o
developing cell, germ cell
-trophy
drooping
noct/i
drooping
ureter/o
drooping
urethr/o
drooping
cyst/o, vesic/o
drooping
-ptosis
drooping
pyel/o
drooping
-tripsy
drooping
olig/o
drooping
-iasis, -esis
drooping
lith/o
drooping
blast/o
drooping
-trophy
night
noct/i
night
ureter/o
night
urethr/o
night
cyst/o, vesic/o
night
-ptosis
night
pyel/o
night
-tripsy
night
olig/o
night
-iasis, -esis
night
lith/o
night
blast/o
night
-trophy
condition
noct/i
condition
ureter/o
condition
urethr/o
condition
cyst/o, vesic/o
condition
-ptosis
condition
pyel/o
condition
-tripsy
condition
olig/o
condition
-iasis, -esis
condition
lith/o
condition
blast/o
condition
-trophy
scanty, few
noct/i
scanty, few
ureter/o
scanty, few
urethr/o
scanty, few
cyst/o, vesic/o
scanty, few
-ptosis
scanty, few
pyel/o
scanty, few
-tripsy
scanty, few
olig/o
scanty, few
-iasis, -esis
scanty, few
lith/o
scanty, few
blast/o
scanty, few
-trophy
renal pelvis
noct/i
renal pelvis
ureter/o
renal pelvis
urethr/o
renal pelvis
cyst/o, vesic/o
renal pelvis
-ptosis
renal pelvis
pyel/o
renal pelvis
-tripsy
renal pelvis
olig/o
renal pelvis
-iasis, -esis
renal pelvis
lith/o
renal pelvis
blast/o
renal pelvis
-trophy
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The term that means pertaining to the force and flow of urine within the urinary tract is

A) urology
B) hemodialysis
C) urinalysis
D) urodynamics
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Which of the following terms is spelled incorrectly?

A) catheter
B) distended
C) urinary catheterization
D) incontenence
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Which of the following is the abbreviation for the blood test that measures the amount of urea in the blood?

A) UTI
B) ESWL
C) BUN
D) cath
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The surgeon told the patient who had a drooping kidney that it was necessary to attach the kidney back in place by performing a

A) nephrolysis
B) renal transplant
C) nephrolithotomy
D) nephropexy
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The abbreviation for multiple routine tests done on a urine specimen is

A) VCUG
B) UA
C) BUN
D) IVP
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tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
renal pelvis
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
ureters
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
nephron
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
urethra
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
urinary meatus
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
glomerulus
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
urinary bladder
tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
kidneys
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
renal pelvis
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
ureters
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
nephron
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
urethra
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
urinary meatus
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
glomerulus
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
urinary bladder
funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
kidneys
urine-producing microscopic structure
renal pelvis
urine-producing microscopic structure
ureters
urine-producing microscopic structure
nephron
urine-producing microscopic structure
urethra
urine-producing microscopic structure
urinary meatus
urine-producing microscopic structure
glomerulus
urine-producing microscopic structure
urinary bladder
urine-producing microscopic structure
kidneys
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
renal pelvis
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
ureters
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
nephron
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
urethra
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
urinary meatus
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
glomerulus
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
urinary bladder
organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
kidneys
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
renal pelvis
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
ureters
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
nephron
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
urethra
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
urinary meatus
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
glomerulus
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
urinary bladder
filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
kidneys
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
renal pelvis
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
ureters
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
nephron
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
urethra
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
urinary meatus
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
glomerulus
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
urinary bladder
remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
kidneys
opening through which urine passes to outside
renal pelvis
opening through which urine passes to outside
ureters
opening through which urine passes to outside
nephron
opening through which urine passes to outside
urethra
opening through which urine passes to outside
urinary meatus
opening through which urine passes to outside
glomerulus
opening through which urine passes to outside
urinary bladder
opening through which urine passes to outside
kidneys
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
renal pelvis
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
ureters
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
nephron
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
urethra
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
urinary meatus
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
glomerulus
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
urinary bladder
two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
kidneys
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MATCHING
Match each item with the correct description below.

A) urethra
B) urinary meatus
C) renal pelvis
D) kidneys
E) urinary bladder
F) ureters
G) nephron
H) glomerulus

1.funnel-shaped reservoir that collects urine and passes it to the ureters
2.two tubes that receive urine from kidney and carry to bladder
3.urine-producing microscopic structure
4.tube approximately 1.5" in female, 8" in male
5.opening through which urine passes to outside
6.filtering blood, forming urine, begins here
7.organ that temporarily holds the urine, increasing in size as it fills
8.remove(s) waste products from blood and aid(s) in maintaining water and electrolyte balances
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IVU is the abbreviation for a radiographic image of the

A) bladder
B) urinary tract
C) urethra
D) ureter
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Match each item with the correct description below.

A) urethr/o
B) pyel/o
C) olig/o
D) -iasis, -esis
E) lith/o
F) blast/o
G) ureter/o
H) cyst/o, vesic/o
I) noct/i
J) -trophy
K) -tripsy
L) -ptosis

9.night
10.ureter
11.urethra
12.bladder, sac
13.drooping
14.renal pelvis
15.surgical crushing
16.scanty, few
17.condition
18.stone, calculus
19.developing cell, germ cell
20.nourishment, development
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Match each item with the correct description below.

A) nephroblastoma
B) ureterocele
C) hypospadias
D) cystostomy
E) lithotripsy
F) retrograde urogram
G) cystoscope
H) nephroscopy
I) creatinine
J) hematuria
K) nocturia
L) enuresis

21.surgical crushing of stone(s)
22.instrument used for visual examination of the bladder
23.a blood test to evaluate kidney function
24.kidney tumor containing developing (germ) cells
25.blood in the urine
26.night urination
27.protrusion of a ureter
28.involuntary urination
29.radiographic image of the urinary tract
30.congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
31.visual examination of the kidney
32.creation of an artificial opening into the bladder
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The patient complained of involuntary urination or

A) voiding
B) enuresis
C) micturition
D) urinary suppression
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Match each item with the correct description below.

A) catheter
B) micturate
C) nephromegaly
D) ureterostenosis
E) renal calculus
F) urethroplasty
G) nephropexy
H) cystolithotomy
I) fulguration
J) dysuria
K) nephrologist
L) nephrectomy

33.enlargement of a kidney
34.surgical repair of the urethra
35.surgical excision of a kidney
36.destruction of living tissue with an electric spark
37.to void
38.physician who studies and treats diseases of the kidney
39.difficult or painful urination
40.device used for withdrawing or instilling fluids
41.surgical fixation of the kidney
42.incision into the bladder to remove stone(s)
43.narrowing of the ureter
44.stone in the kidney
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The patient, who had recently been treated for a UTI, presented with fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, and lumbar pain.She was diagnosed with an inflammation of the renal pelvis and kidneys or

A) pyelonephritis
B) polycystic kidney disease
C) hydronephrosis
D) ureteritis
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