Deck 6: Genitourinary System

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A combining form for the urinary bladder is

A) vesicul/o.
B) vesic/o.
C) cyt/o.
D) trigon/o.
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A suffix that denotes a "condition of urine" is

A) -urea.
B) -dipsia.
C) -uria.
D) -lysis.
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A pus-producing infection of the kidney is

A) pyonephrosis.
B) pyonephritis.
C) glomerulonephritis.
D) nephrosis.
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The plural of hilum is

A) hili.
B) hila.
C) hilae.
D) hilus.
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The renal pelvis and ___________ are an extension of the ureter inside of the kidney.

A) cortices
B) calces
C) calyces
D) corteces
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A condition of blood in the urine is

A) hematurea.
B) glycosuria.
C) uremia.
D) hematuria.
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The location on the kidney where the ureter and renal vein leave the kidney and the renal artery enters is the renal

A) cortex.
B) hilum.
C) medulla.
D) trigone.
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The medical term for bladder spasms is

A) vesical tenesmus.
B) urinary retention.
C) extravasation of urine.
D) extrarenal uremia.
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A condition of excessive urination at night is

A) enuresis.
B) nocturia.
C) diuresis.
D) polyuria.
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The combining form for the sac that stores urine is

A) cyt/o.
B) cyst/o.
C) vesicul/o.
D) vas/o.
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Which of the following is parenchymal tissue in the urinary system?

A) Urethra
B) Urinary bladder
C) Ureter
D) Kidney
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The combining form for the tubes that move urine from the kidneys to the bladder is

A) uter/o.
B) ur/o.
C) urethr/o.
D) ureter/o.
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Arteries that carry blood to the kidneys are renal _________ arteries.

A) proximal
B) distal
C) afferent
D) efferent
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The location of the kidneys behind the lining of the abdominal cavity is described as

A) intraabdominal.
B) retroperitoneal.
C) interabdominal.
D) retroabdominal.
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The combining form for the tube that conducts urine from the bladder to the outside of the body is

A) ureter/o.
B) ur/o.
C) urethr/o.
D) uter/o.
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The process of releasing urine is

A) mastication.
B) micturition.
C) retention.
D) filtration.
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The microscopic units in the kidney that perform urinary filtration, reabsorption, and secretion are called

A) nephrons.
B) Bowman's capsules.
C) glomeruli.
D) renal tubules.
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The combining form for the inner portion of the kidney is

A) medull/o.
B) cortic/o.
C) corne/o.
D) medi/o.
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The combining form for the outer portion of the kidney is

A) pyel/o.
B) pyr/o.
C) medull/o.
D) cortic/o.
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Tiny balls of renal capillaries are

A) renal corpuscles.
B) proximal convoluted tubules.
C) distal convoluted tubules.
D) glomeruli.
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What is a condition of excessive urea in the blood?

A) Vesical tenesmus
B) Extravasation of urine
C) Extrarenal uremia
D) Hematuria
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An individual who is not able to release urine has

A) urinary retention.
B) urinary incontinence.
C) urgency.
D) diuresis.
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Urine leaking outside of the bladder into the surrounding tissues is

A) extravasation of urine
B) vesical tenesmus
C) urinary retention
D) dysuria
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A condition of no urine is

A) polyuria.
B) anuria.
C) dysuria.
D) enuresis.
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A painful inflammation of the wall of the bladder is

A) urethral stricture.
B) interstitial cystitis.
C) dysuria.
D) nephropathy.
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An infection anywhere in the urinary system is a

A) BUN.
B) UA.
C) URI.
D) UTI.
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Another term for nephrotic syndrome is

A) pyonephrosis.
B) HD.
C) nephrosis.
D) ADH.
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Bed-wetting that occurs during the day is _________ bed-wetting.

A) diuresis
B) diurnal
C) enuresis
D) retention
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Michelle called her physician's office with complaints of painful urination. She has

A) azoturia.
B) dysuria.
C) nocturia.
D) polyuria.
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The term for excessive urination is

A) enuresis.
B) diuresis.
C) nocturia.
D) edema.
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Bed-wetting that occurs during the day is

A) nocturnal enuresis.
B) diurnal enuresis.
C) diuresis.
D) polyuria.
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A condition of urinary calculi in the bladder is called

A) nephroptosis.
B) vesical tenesmus.
C) nephrolithiasis.
D) cystolithiasis.
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Dilation of the pelvis and calices of one or both kidneys resulting from obstruction of the flow of urine is

A) VCUG.
B) UTI.
C) glomerulonephritis.
D) hydronephrosis.
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A synonym for urolithiasis is urinary

A) colic.
B) calyces.
C) calculi.
D) cortices.
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Prolapse or sagging of the kidney is

A) vesical tenesmus.
B) vesiculitis.
C) nephroptosis.
D) nephrosis.
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Inability of the kidneys to excrete wastes, concentrate urine, or conserve electrolytes, and which can be acute or chronic, is

A) oliguria.
B) pyonephrosis.
C) polyphagia.
D) renal failure.
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Oliguria and rapid onset of azotemia, which characterize a sudden inability of the kidneys to excrete waste, is

A) renal sclerosis.
B) acute renal failure.
C) chronic kidney disease.
D) renal hypertension.
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Inflammation of the bladder between the inlet of the ureters and outlet of the urethra is

A) nephropathy.
B) nephritis.
C) trigonitis.
D) urolithiasis.
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The term for the inability to hold urine is

A) urinary retention.
B) enuresis.
C) diuresis.
D) urinary incontinence.
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Diabetes caused by renal tubules unresponsive to ADH is called

A) nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.
B) nephrodynia.
C) hyperglycemia.
D) ureterolithiasis.
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Cutting of the kidney is

A) cystostomy.
B) cystotomy.
C) nephrostomy.
D) nephrotomy.
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A physical, chemical, and/or microscopic examination of urine is

A) hemodialysis.
B) urethrolysis.
C) blood urea nitrogen.
D) urinalysis.
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Surgical transfer of a complete kidney from a donor to a recipient is

A) liver transplant.
B) transfusion.
C) renal transplant.
D) renal dialysis.
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Adenocarcinoma of the kidney is also known as

A) transitional cell carcinoma.
B) renal cell carcinoma.
C) Wilms' tumor.
D) nephroblastoma.
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Cutting out a kidney stone is

A) nephropexy.
B) nephrolithotomy.
C) nephrectomy.
D) nephrostomy.
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A condition of urinary calculi in the kidney is

A) ureterolithiasis.
B) nephroptosis.
C) nephrolithiasis.
D) nephrosclerosis.
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What is a general term for disease process of the kidneys?

A) Nephroptosis
B) Nephropathy
C) Nephritis
D) Pyelonephritis
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The medical term for narrowing of the urethra is

A) urethrolithiasis.
B) urethral stricture.
C) nephrotic syndrome.
D) urethritis.
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A stricture refers to a(n)

A) narrowing.
B) hardening.
C) inflammation.
D) suspension.
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Abnormal backflow of urine from the bladder into the ureter is

A) urinary retention.
B) ureterocele.
C) vesicoureteral reflux.
D) VCUG.
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Inflammation of the urethra is

A) ureteritis.
B) ureterocele.
C) urethritis.
D) urethrolysis.
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Urethral stenosis is the same as

A) renal sclerosis.
B) nephritis.
C) urethral stricture.
D) urethrocele.
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The instrument used for viewing the bladder is a

A) glomerulus.
B) cystoscope.
C) catheter.
D) lithotrite.
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A blood test that measures the amount of nitrogenous waste in the circulatory system is

A) BUN.
B) CAPD.
C) ESWL.
D) TCC.
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Stage 5 CKD is also known as

A) ESWL.
B) TCC.
C) ESRD.
D) CAPD.
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A condition of scanty urination is

A) oliguria.
B) anuria.
C) dysuria.
D) trigonitis.
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Viewing the urinary bladder is

A) cytology.
B) cystoscope.
C) cystoscopy.
D) cystography.
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An increase in the level of nitrogenous waste in the blood may indicate

A) kidney health.
B) kidney disease.
C) dietary indiscretion.
D) dehydration.
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A procedure to crush calculi in the urinary bladder is a(n)

A) lithotripsy.
B) ESWL.
C) lithotrite.
D) laparoscope.
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What test of kidney function measures the rate at which nitrogenous waste is removed from the blood by comparing its concentration in the blood and urine over a 24-hour period?

A) BUN
B) CAPD
C) ESWL
D) Creatinine clearance test
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Which abbreviation refers to a type of renal dialysis?

A) HD
B) BUN
C) ESWL
D) ESRD
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BUN stands for blood ________ nitrogen.

A) urine
B) urea
C) uria
D) urinary
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A nephroblastoma is also called

A) Wilms' tumor.
B) TCC.
C) renal oncocytoma.
D) renal adenoma.
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Making a new opening in the kidney so that a catheter may be inserted is

A) nephrotomy.
B) nephrostomy.
C) nephrostolithotomy.
D) nephrolithotomy.
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The condition of stones in the urinary tract is called

A) urolithiasis.
B) UTI.
C) renal colic.
D) polycystic kidney disease.
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Suspension or fixation of the kidneys is

A) nephroptosis.
B) nephrosclerosis.
C) nephropexy.
D) nephroplasty.
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Cutting out part or all of the urinary bladder is

A) cystectomy.
B) cystoplasty.
C) nephrectomy.
D) vesicotomy.
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A syndrome that manifests as hypertension, hematuria, and proteinuria resulting from damage to the glomeruli is

A) renal failure.
B) pyonephrosis.
C) nephrotic syndrome.
D) acute nephritic syndrome.
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An abbreviation for the amount of blood filtered by the kidneys is

A) GFR.
B) BUN.
C) ARF.
D) UA.
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The work of the kidneys is performed by a type of specialized tissue called

A) extracellular fluid.
B) micturition.
C) parenchymal.
D) stromal.
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An abbreviation for the destruction of urinary calculi is

A) ESRD.
B) ESWL.
C) VCUG.
D) CAPD.
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Making an incision in the urinary bladder is

A) cystostomy
B) cystectomy
C) vesiculotomy
D) vesicotomy
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Inflammation of the urinary bladder is called

A) cystitis.
B) nephritis.
C) urethritis.
D) ureteritis.
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Excessive urination is called

A) dysuria.
B) nocturia.
C) polyuria.
D) oliguria.
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The loop of Henle is the same as the

A) renal corpuscle.
B) hydronephrosis.
C) nephronic loop.
D) glomeruli.
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A general term for crushing stones is

A) lithium.
B) calculus.
C) lithotripsy.
D) lithotomy.
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An abbreviation for malignant tumor of the bladder is

A) TCC.
B) CKD.
C) ESWL.
D) ESRD.
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An indwelling catheter is used for what type of dialysis?

A) ESWL
B) ESRD
C) CRF
D) CAPD
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The urinary system monitors and balances the ______________ fluid in the body.

A) intracellular
B) intercellular
C) infracellular
D) extracellular
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The type of tissue that serves a supportive role in the urinary system is

A) parenchymal.
B) stromal.
C) trigonal.
D) hilum.
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A combining form for the urinary bladder is

A) vesicul/o.
B) vesic/o.
C) cyt/o.
D) trigon/o.
vesic/o.
2
A suffix that denotes a "condition of urine" is

A) -urea.
B) -dipsia.
C) -uria.
D) -lysis.
-uria.
3
A pus-producing infection of the kidney is

A) pyonephrosis.
B) pyonephritis.
C) glomerulonephritis.
D) nephrosis.
pyonephrosis.
4
The plural of hilum is

A) hili.
B) hila.
C) hilae.
D) hilus.
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The renal pelvis and ___________ are an extension of the ureter inside of the kidney.

A) cortices
B) calces
C) calyces
D) corteces
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A condition of blood in the urine is

A) hematurea.
B) glycosuria.
C) uremia.
D) hematuria.
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The location on the kidney where the ureter and renal vein leave the kidney and the renal artery enters is the renal

A) cortex.
B) hilum.
C) medulla.
D) trigone.
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The medical term for bladder spasms is

A) vesical tenesmus.
B) urinary retention.
C) extravasation of urine.
D) extrarenal uremia.
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A condition of excessive urination at night is

A) enuresis.
B) nocturia.
C) diuresis.
D) polyuria.
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The combining form for the sac that stores urine is

A) cyt/o.
B) cyst/o.
C) vesicul/o.
D) vas/o.
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Which of the following is parenchymal tissue in the urinary system?

A) Urethra
B) Urinary bladder
C) Ureter
D) Kidney
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The combining form for the tubes that move urine from the kidneys to the bladder is

A) uter/o.
B) ur/o.
C) urethr/o.
D) ureter/o.
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Arteries that carry blood to the kidneys are renal _________ arteries.

A) proximal
B) distal
C) afferent
D) efferent
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The location of the kidneys behind the lining of the abdominal cavity is described as

A) intraabdominal.
B) retroperitoneal.
C) interabdominal.
D) retroabdominal.
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The combining form for the tube that conducts urine from the bladder to the outside of the body is

A) ureter/o.
B) ur/o.
C) urethr/o.
D) uter/o.
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The process of releasing urine is

A) mastication.
B) micturition.
C) retention.
D) filtration.
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The microscopic units in the kidney that perform urinary filtration, reabsorption, and secretion are called

A) nephrons.
B) Bowman's capsules.
C) glomeruli.
D) renal tubules.
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The combining form for the inner portion of the kidney is

A) medull/o.
B) cortic/o.
C) corne/o.
D) medi/o.
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The combining form for the outer portion of the kidney is

A) pyel/o.
B) pyr/o.
C) medull/o.
D) cortic/o.
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Tiny balls of renal capillaries are

A) renal corpuscles.
B) proximal convoluted tubules.
C) distal convoluted tubules.
D) glomeruli.
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What is a condition of excessive urea in the blood?

A) Vesical tenesmus
B) Extravasation of urine
C) Extrarenal uremia
D) Hematuria
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An individual who is not able to release urine has

A) urinary retention.
B) urinary incontinence.
C) urgency.
D) diuresis.
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Urine leaking outside of the bladder into the surrounding tissues is

A) extravasation of urine
B) vesical tenesmus
C) urinary retention
D) dysuria
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A condition of no urine is

A) polyuria.
B) anuria.
C) dysuria.
D) enuresis.
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A painful inflammation of the wall of the bladder is

A) urethral stricture.
B) interstitial cystitis.
C) dysuria.
D) nephropathy.
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An infection anywhere in the urinary system is a

A) BUN.
B) UA.
C) URI.
D) UTI.
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Another term for nephrotic syndrome is

A) pyonephrosis.
B) HD.
C) nephrosis.
D) ADH.
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Bed-wetting that occurs during the day is _________ bed-wetting.

A) diuresis
B) diurnal
C) enuresis
D) retention
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Michelle called her physician's office with complaints of painful urination. She has

A) azoturia.
B) dysuria.
C) nocturia.
D) polyuria.
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The term for excessive urination is

A) enuresis.
B) diuresis.
C) nocturia.
D) edema.
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Bed-wetting that occurs during the day is

A) nocturnal enuresis.
B) diurnal enuresis.
C) diuresis.
D) polyuria.
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A condition of urinary calculi in the bladder is called

A) nephroptosis.
B) vesical tenesmus.
C) nephrolithiasis.
D) cystolithiasis.
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Dilation of the pelvis and calices of one or both kidneys resulting from obstruction of the flow of urine is

A) VCUG.
B) UTI.
C) glomerulonephritis.
D) hydronephrosis.
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A synonym for urolithiasis is urinary

A) colic.
B) calyces.
C) calculi.
D) cortices.
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Prolapse or sagging of the kidney is

A) vesical tenesmus.
B) vesiculitis.
C) nephroptosis.
D) nephrosis.
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Inability of the kidneys to excrete wastes, concentrate urine, or conserve electrolytes, and which can be acute or chronic, is

A) oliguria.
B) pyonephrosis.
C) polyphagia.
D) renal failure.
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Oliguria and rapid onset of azotemia, which characterize a sudden inability of the kidneys to excrete waste, is

A) renal sclerosis.
B) acute renal failure.
C) chronic kidney disease.
D) renal hypertension.
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Inflammation of the bladder between the inlet of the ureters and outlet of the urethra is

A) nephropathy.
B) nephritis.
C) trigonitis.
D) urolithiasis.
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The term for the inability to hold urine is

A) urinary retention.
B) enuresis.
C) diuresis.
D) urinary incontinence.
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Diabetes caused by renal tubules unresponsive to ADH is called

A) nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.
B) nephrodynia.
C) hyperglycemia.
D) ureterolithiasis.
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Cutting of the kidney is

A) cystostomy.
B) cystotomy.
C) nephrostomy.
D) nephrotomy.
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A physical, chemical, and/or microscopic examination of urine is

A) hemodialysis.
B) urethrolysis.
C) blood urea nitrogen.
D) urinalysis.
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Surgical transfer of a complete kidney from a donor to a recipient is

A) liver transplant.
B) transfusion.
C) renal transplant.
D) renal dialysis.
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Adenocarcinoma of the kidney is also known as

A) transitional cell carcinoma.
B) renal cell carcinoma.
C) Wilms' tumor.
D) nephroblastoma.
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Cutting out a kidney stone is

A) nephropexy.
B) nephrolithotomy.
C) nephrectomy.
D) nephrostomy.
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A condition of urinary calculi in the kidney is

A) ureterolithiasis.
B) nephroptosis.
C) nephrolithiasis.
D) nephrosclerosis.
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What is a general term for disease process of the kidneys?

A) Nephroptosis
B) Nephropathy
C) Nephritis
D) Pyelonephritis
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The medical term for narrowing of the urethra is

A) urethrolithiasis.
B) urethral stricture.
C) nephrotic syndrome.
D) urethritis.
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A stricture refers to a(n)

A) narrowing.
B) hardening.
C) inflammation.
D) suspension.
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Abnormal backflow of urine from the bladder into the ureter is

A) urinary retention.
B) ureterocele.
C) vesicoureteral reflux.
D) VCUG.
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Inflammation of the urethra is

A) ureteritis.
B) ureterocele.
C) urethritis.
D) urethrolysis.
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Urethral stenosis is the same as

A) renal sclerosis.
B) nephritis.
C) urethral stricture.
D) urethrocele.
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The instrument used for viewing the bladder is a

A) glomerulus.
B) cystoscope.
C) catheter.
D) lithotrite.
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A blood test that measures the amount of nitrogenous waste in the circulatory system is

A) BUN.
B) CAPD.
C) ESWL.
D) TCC.
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Stage 5 CKD is also known as

A) ESWL.
B) TCC.
C) ESRD.
D) CAPD.
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A condition of scanty urination is

A) oliguria.
B) anuria.
C) dysuria.
D) trigonitis.
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57
Viewing the urinary bladder is

A) cytology.
B) cystoscope.
C) cystoscopy.
D) cystography.
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58
An increase in the level of nitrogenous waste in the blood may indicate

A) kidney health.
B) kidney disease.
C) dietary indiscretion.
D) dehydration.
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59
A procedure to crush calculi in the urinary bladder is a(n)

A) lithotripsy.
B) ESWL.
C) lithotrite.
D) laparoscope.
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60
What test of kidney function measures the rate at which nitrogenous waste is removed from the blood by comparing its concentration in the blood and urine over a 24-hour period?

A) BUN
B) CAPD
C) ESWL
D) Creatinine clearance test
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61
Which abbreviation refers to a type of renal dialysis?

A) HD
B) BUN
C) ESWL
D) ESRD
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62
BUN stands for blood ________ nitrogen.

A) urine
B) urea
C) uria
D) urinary
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63
A nephroblastoma is also called

A) Wilms' tumor.
B) TCC.
C) renal oncocytoma.
D) renal adenoma.
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64
Making a new opening in the kidney so that a catheter may be inserted is

A) nephrotomy.
B) nephrostomy.
C) nephrostolithotomy.
D) nephrolithotomy.
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65
The condition of stones in the urinary tract is called

A) urolithiasis.
B) UTI.
C) renal colic.
D) polycystic kidney disease.
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66
Suspension or fixation of the kidneys is

A) nephroptosis.
B) nephrosclerosis.
C) nephropexy.
D) nephroplasty.
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67
Cutting out part or all of the urinary bladder is

A) cystectomy.
B) cystoplasty.
C) nephrectomy.
D) vesicotomy.
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68
A syndrome that manifests as hypertension, hematuria, and proteinuria resulting from damage to the glomeruli is

A) renal failure.
B) pyonephrosis.
C) nephrotic syndrome.
D) acute nephritic syndrome.
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69
An abbreviation for the amount of blood filtered by the kidneys is

A) GFR.
B) BUN.
C) ARF.
D) UA.
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70
The work of the kidneys is performed by a type of specialized tissue called

A) extracellular fluid.
B) micturition.
C) parenchymal.
D) stromal.
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71
An abbreviation for the destruction of urinary calculi is

A) ESRD.
B) ESWL.
C) VCUG.
D) CAPD.
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72
Making an incision in the urinary bladder is

A) cystostomy
B) cystectomy
C) vesiculotomy
D) vesicotomy
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73
Inflammation of the urinary bladder is called

A) cystitis.
B) nephritis.
C) urethritis.
D) ureteritis.
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74
Excessive urination is called

A) dysuria.
B) nocturia.
C) polyuria.
D) oliguria.
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75
The loop of Henle is the same as the

A) renal corpuscle.
B) hydronephrosis.
C) nephronic loop.
D) glomeruli.
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76
A general term for crushing stones is

A) lithium.
B) calculus.
C) lithotripsy.
D) lithotomy.
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77
An abbreviation for malignant tumor of the bladder is

A) TCC.
B) CKD.
C) ESWL.
D) ESRD.
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78
An indwelling catheter is used for what type of dialysis?

A) ESWL
B) ESRD
C) CRF
D) CAPD
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79
The urinary system monitors and balances the ______________ fluid in the body.

A) intracellular
B) intercellular
C) infracellular
D) extracellular
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80
The type of tissue that serves a supportive role in the urinary system is

A) parenchymal.
B) stromal.
C) trigonal.
D) hilum.
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