Chapter 6 Evolve
The blood test that measures the amount of nitrogenous waste in the circulatory system is abbreviated:
BUN
The renal corpuscle is the:
Bowman capsule and the glomerulus
Urethr/o is the combining form for the tube that conducts urine from the kidneys to the bladder. (True or False)
False
A contrast medium is NOT used in which of the following?
KUB
_____, or nephrosis, is an abnormal group of symptoms in the kidney.
Nephrotic syndrome
The abbreviation for the examination of a urine specimen is:
UA
An infection anywhere in the urinary system is described as a(n):
UTI
Mr. James's medical report indicates he is having some edema. From this you know that he has ___.
accumulation of fluid in tissue
Sudden inability of the kidneys to excrete wastes is called:
acute renal failure
Proteinuria is the same as:
albuminuria
Diabetes insipidus is a deficiency of:
antidiuretic hormone
The term in Mrs. O'Malley's medical report that indicates she is having no urination at all is ___.
anuria
A UTI is an infection located:
anywhere in urinary tract infection
Vesicoureteral reflux is:
backflow of urine to the ureter
Which of the following is not a combining form for the cup-shaped area in the central part of the kidney that helps collect urine and aid its passage through the renal pelvis into the ureter?
caly/o
The combining form for cup-shaped structures found in the small basin in the central part of the kidney is ___.
calyc/o
The plural of calyx is:
calyces
A cup-shaped area in the central part of the kidney called a ___ helps collect urine and aids its passage through the renal pelvis, which narrows into the ureter.
calyx
What is a hollow, flexible tube that can be inserted into a vessel, organ, or cavity to withdraw or instill fluids?
catheter
Mrs. Allen undergoes dialysis to diffuse and clean her blood through a machine that cycles a solution in and out of her peritoneal cavity at night, using her own peritoneum as a filter to clean her blood. In the morning she can detach her peritoneal catheter from the machine. The best description for Mrs. Allen's treatment is ___.
continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis (CCPD)
The outer portion of the kidney is the:
cortex
The plural of cortex is:
cortices
The test that measures the ability of the kidney to remove creatinine from the blood is called:
creatinine clearance
Vesic/o and __________ both refer to the urinary bladder.
cyst/o
The abbreviation DM stands for ___, a group of metabolic disorders characterized by high glucose levels due to either inadequate insulin, resistance to insulin, or a combination of the two.
diabetes mellitus
Ms. White's medical report includes the term "urinary incontinence." From this you know that Ms. White is having ___.
difficulty controlling the bladder in holding urine
An increased volume of urine:
diuresis
Mrs. Waters arrives at the clinic complaining of painful urination, or ___.
dysuria
The term ___ in your patient's medical report indicates that she is having some accumulation of fluid in her tissues.
edema
A five-year-old patient's medical report indicates she experiences involuntary urination, a condition referred to as ___.
enuresis
The medical term for bed-wetting is:
enuresis
The prefix in the term polydipsia refers to:
excessive
Azoturia is:
excessive nitrogenous compounds in the urine
Azotemia is:
excessive urea in the blood
All of the following are terms for expelling urine through the urethra EXCEPT:
excretion
The combining form for the capillaries inside of Bowman capsule is:
glomerul/o
The process of filtering the blood to form urine begins in the:
glomeruli
An inflammation of the capillaries within the renal corpuscle is called:
glomerulonephritis
An inflammation of the capillaries within the renal corpuscle is:
glomerulonephritis
A ___ is one of many tiny balls of renal capillaries that cluster at the entrance to each nephron and is the site for the beginning of the process of filtering the blood to form urine.
glomerulus
Lab test results indicate that Ms. Diaz has an abnormal presence of glucose in her urine, a symptom referred to as ___.
glycosuria
What is the term for a type of renal dialysis that cleanses the blood by shunting it from the body through a machine and then returning it to the patient's circulation?
hemodialysis
Terms that end in -cele usually refer to a(n) _______ of an organ or body part.
herniation
The ureter and the renal vein leave the kidney through the:
hilum
A healthy balance of the amount and content of extracellular fluids within the body is:
homeostasis
Renal _____ is high blood pressure secondary to kidney disease.
hypertension
Mrs. Fry's surgeon will install an ___, which is a channel, pipe, or tube that will guide urine from her ureters to her ileum to be excreted through the large intestine.
ileal conduit
Radiographic imaging of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder done with a contrast medium is:
intravenous pyelography
Ren/o and nephr/o are combining forms for the:
kidney
Which of the following is parenchymal tissue of the urinary system?
kidney
Mr. Jackson will undergo ___ a noninvasive procedure that uses shock waves to crush kidney stones.
lithotripsy
An instrument used to crush a calculus in the urinary bladder is a(n):
lithotrite
A urinometer is an instrument to ___________ the specific gravity of urine.
measure
Which of the following terms describes an incision of the urinary meatus?
meatotomy
The opening to the urethra is the urinary:
meatus
The term for an opening is:
meatus
The inner portion of the kidney is the:
medulla
A term for voiding or expelling urine from the urethra is:
micturition
Which of the following is a malignant tumor?
nephroblastoma
Which of the following is a type of kidney cancer mainly affecting children?
nephroblastoma
The surgeon makes a surgical incision to remove a stone from the patient's kidney, a procedure called ____.
nephrolithotomy
Your patient has a hardening of the arteries of the kidneys. His medical record identifies this as renal sclerosis, a condition which you know is also called ___.
nephrosclerosis
This fiberoptic instrument is used to disintegrate and remove renal calculi:
nephroscope
What is the term for the removal of a kidney stone through a pre-existing opening?
nephrostolithotomy
An opening made in the kidney so that a catheter can be inserted is called:
nephrostomy
Mr. Godwin's physician has scheduled him for ___, which is a radiographic examination of the kidneys.
nephrotomography
Mrs. Quinton's medical report indicates that she has anuria, which is ___.
no urination
Scanty urination is called:
oliguria
What type of biopsy is done through an incision?
open
Physical examination of the urine includes all of the following except:
pH
An inherited disorder characterized by an enlargement of the kidneys caused by many renal cysts is called:
polycystic kidney disease
An inherited disorder characterized by an enlargement of the kidneys caused by many renal cysts:
polycystic kidney disease
The medical term for excessive thirst is:
polydipsia
The combining form for the renal pelvis is:
pyel/o
Which of the following is a benign tumor?
renal adenoma
Severe pain associated with stones lodged in a ureter is:
renal colic
The most common benign solid renal tumor is:
renal oncocytoma
Which of the following is the most common benign solid renal tumor, composed of abnormal epithelial cells that cluster together in the nephron?
renal oncocytoma
Pyel/o means:
renal pelvis
Urine is collected in the ___________, then travels through the ____________ to the _______________ and is excreted through the ____________.
renal pelvis, ureter, urinary bladder, urethra
The urine test that reflects the concentration of wastes, minerals, and solids in the urine is called:
specific gravity
The nephronic loop is a synonym for:
the loop of Henle
The ___ is a triangular area of the bladder.
trigone
The ___ is the triangular part of the bladder between the ureters' entrance and the urethral outlet.
trigone
The term for an inflammation of the triangular area of the bladder between the ureters' entrance and the urethral outlet is:
trigonitis
What is a nitrogenous waste product formed in the liver and excreted in the urine?
urea
The ___ is a tube that drains urine from the kidney into the urinary bladder.
ureter
The combining form for the tube that conducts urine from the kidneys to the bladder is:
ureter/o
The combining form for the tube that conducts urine out of the body is:
urethr/o
The tube through which urine exits the bladder is called the ___.
urethra
The medical term for a narrowing of the urethra is:
urethral stenosis
The intense sensation of needing to urinate is known as:
urgency
A patient's medical report includes the term ___. From this you know that he is having difficulty controlling the bladder in holding urine.
urinary incontinence
The term ___ in Mr. Crow's medical report describes his inability to urinate or release urine
urinary retention
The term for stones in the urinary tract is:
urolithiasis
A(n) _____ specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and study of urinary disorders in both sexes.
urologist
The study of the urinary system is called ___.
urology
Which of the following terms describes an incision of the urinary bladder?
vesicotomy
Abnormal back flow of urine from the urinary bladder to the ureter is called ___, and is usually caused by an obstruction, infection, or congenital defect.
vesicoureteral reflux
The hilum is an area in the kidney:
where the ureter exits