Urinary System Red Mod
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Anuria | Absence of urine production. |
Azotemia | Metabolic wastes (urea, creatinine, uric acid) in the blood. |
Cystography | X-Ray examination of the bladder following injection of a radiopaque substance. |
Cystolithotomy | Incision into the bladder to remove stones. |
Cystoscopy | Visual exam of the bladder with a cystoscope. |
Cystostomy | Formation of new opening into the bladder. |
Dysuria | Painful urination. |
Enuresis | Involuntary discharge of urine after 5 years of age. |
Filtrate | Urine. |
Filtration | Filtering blood to process urine from waste products. |
Frequency | Voiding at frequent intervals. |
Glomerular | Pertaining to the glomerulus. |
Glomerulitis | Inflammation of the glomerulus. |
Glomerulonephritis | Inflammation of glomerulus and kidney. |
Glycosuria | Glucose in the urine. |
Gout | Type of arthritis caused by excessive uric acid in the body. |
Hemodialysis | Removal of chemical substances from blood. |
Hesitancy | Involuntary delay or inability to start the urinary flow. |
Lithotripsy | Crushing of a stone in the bladder or urethra |
Lithotriptor | Device which destroys urinary stones. |
Macroscopic Urinalysis | Examination of urine for color, turbidity, odor and chemical make-up. (Nitrates, protein, glucose, bilirubin, etc.) |
Microscopic Urinalysis | Examination of a drop of urine under the microscope to detect RBC's, WBC's, Casts, etc. |
Micturition | Urination |
Nephrectomy | Surgical removal of the kidney. |
Nephrocystitis | Inflammation of the kidney and bladder. |
Nephrohypertrophy | Enlargement of the kidney. |
Nephrolith | Kidney stone. |
Nephrolysis | Destruction of the kidney. |
Nephromalacia | Softening of the kidney. |
Nephropathy | Disease of the kidney. |
Nephropexy | Surgical fixation of the kidney. |
Nephrostomy | Formation of a new opening into the kidney. |
Nephroureterectomy | Surgical removal of the kidney and a ureter. |
Nocturia | Excessive urination at night. |
Pyelitis | Inflammation of the renal pelvis. |
Pyelolithotomy | Incision into the kidney to remove a stone. |
Pyeloplasty | Surgical repair of the renal pelvis. |
Pyuria | Pus in the urine. |
Reabsorption | Ability of the kidneys to return certain products to the blood. |
Renal | Pertaining to the kidney. |
Renal Biopsy | Removal of a small piece of the kidney tissue for microscopic examination. |
Renal Insufficiency | Reduced capacity of the urinary system to perform its functions. |
Renal Transplant | Incorporating a kidney from a compatible donor into recipient. |
Uremia | Toxic condition associated with renal insufficiency. |
Ureterectasis | Dilation of a ureter. |
Ureterectomy | Surgical removal of ureter. |
Ureternephrectomy | Surgical removal of a ureter and kidney. |
Ureterography | X-Ray examination of a ureter. |
Ureteroplasty | Surgical repair of a ureter. |
Ureterorrhagia | Hemorrhage of a ureter. |
Ureterostenosis | Narrowing of a ureter. |
Ureterostomy | Formation of a new opening into a ureter. |
Urethrectomy | Surgical removal of the urethra. |
Urethrodynia | Pain in the urethra. |
Urethroplasty | Surgical repair of the urethra. |
Urethroscopy | Visual exam of the urethra with a urethroscope. |
Urgency | The need to void immediately. |
Urinalysis | Examination of urine. |
Urochrome | Substance which gives the urine its color. |
Vesicotomy | Incision into the bladder. |
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