1. Urethra
1.1. When control of urine is removed it is expelled here ( urinary Meatus)
2. Bladder
2.1. Where the urine is stored
3. Word parts
3.1. Albumin/o
3.1.1. Albumin
3.2. -action
3.2.1. Process
3.3. -esis
3.3.1. Action
3.4. Glycos/o
3.4.1. Sugar
3.5. Olig/o
3.5.1. Few scanty
3.6. Ur/o
3.6.1. Urine or urinary tract
3.7. Urin/o
3.7.1. Urine
3.8. -uria
3.8.1. Urine or urination
4. Urinary tract is composed of
4.1. 2 kidneys
4.1.1. Functions independently
4.2. Ureter
4.2.1. Where urine leaves the kidneys
5. Diseases
5.1. Urinalysis
5.2. Glycosuria
5.3. Proteinuria
5.4. Hematuria
5.5. Albumiburia
5.6. Pyuria
5.7. Ketonuria
5.8. Diabetes mellitus
5.9. Renal angiography
5.10. Renal arteriogram
5.11. Nephron tomography
6. Surgical and therapeutic interventions
6.1. Urethral catherization
6.2. Ureteral catherization
6.3. Suprapubic catheter
6.4. Percuntaneous nephrostomy
6.5. Hemodiaylsis
6.5.1. Kidneys fail to remove products from blood
6.6. Peritoneal dialysis
6.7. Diuretic
6.7.1. Increases flow of urine
6.8. Lithotripsy
6.9. Nephrectomy
6.10. Laparoscopic nephrectomy
6.10.1. Removal of kidneys
6.11. Immunosuppressive therapy
6.11.1. Administration of agents that interfere with immune response of the recipients
6.12. Transurethral resection
6.12.1. Small tissue is removed from a nearby structure of urethra
7. Good health
7.1. Need produce urea as final product
7.2. Intake must equal output
7.3. Kidneys are the man regulators
7.4. Urology
7.5. Urologist
8. Function first
8.1. Maintenance of an appropriate comp of blood by selecting certain chemicals to excrete
8.2. Maintaining blood ph
8.3. Excretion of waste
8.4. Regulation of blood pressure
8.5. Stimulation of erythrocytes by production of erythropoietin
9. Word parts
9.1. Cyst/o
9.1.1. Badder or cyst or sac
9.2. Glomerul/o
9.2.1. Glomerulus ( filtering structure of kidneys) surrounded by Bowman’s capsule
9.2.1.1. Proximal tubule is close to the kidney
9.2.1.2. Loop of Henle
9.2.1.3. Distal tubule
9.2.1.3.1. To the collecting duct
9.2.1.4. Glomerular filtration
9.2.1.4.1. The initial process of formation of urine
9.3. Nephr/o, ren/o
9.3.1. Kidneys
9.4. Pyle/o
9.4.1. Renal pelvis
9.5. Ureter/o
9.5.1. Ureter
9.6. Urethra/o
9.6.1. Urethra
10. Urine formation
10.1. Glomerular filtration
10.1.1. Initial process of formation of urine
10.1.2. Allows water salts waste and others except blood to pass theough
10.2. Tubular reabsorption
10.2.1. Bowman’s capsule collects substances such as sugar and water
10.3. Tubular secretion
10.3.1. Secretion of some substances into blood stream
10.4. ADH hormone
10.4.1. Increases the reassertion of waterm
11. Pathology conditions and diagnostic conditions
11.1. Cysteocele
11.1.1. Hernia that protrudes in vagina
11.2. Nephrosis
11.2.1. Degenerative conditions in urine but no inflammation
11.3. Nephrotoxic
11.3.1. Destructive to kidney tissue
11.4. Polyp
11.4.1. Tumor found on mucosal surface
11.5. Renal cell carcinoma
11.5.1. Kidney cancer
11.6. Renal insufficiency
11.6.1. Reduced ability for Disney to function
11.7. Retrograde urography
11.7.1. X ray examination of renal pelvis
11.8. Unitary incontinence
11.8.1. Inability to hold urine in bladder
11.9. Urinary retention
11.9.1. Inability to empty the bladder
11.10. Urinary tract infection
11.10.1. An infection of urinary tract
11.11. Voiding cystourethrogram
11.11.1. Radio graphic recorder of urethra and bladder. Taking while patient is expelling urine
12. Surgical procedures performed on urinary structures
12.1. Cystostomy
12.2. Lthostripsy
12.2.1. Lithotrite
12.2.2. Extracorporeal
12.2.3. Nephroscope
12.2.4. Nephroscopy