Urinary System
Prostate Gland, Kidneys, Ureters, and Urinary bladder all make up the urinary system, except one doesn't.
Testicular cancer occurs most commonly in patients between these two ages.
What is "15-34"
A lipid profile consists of triglycerides, total cholesterol and what other test?
What is "HDL cholesterol"
If a freshly voided specimen is cloudy, it may indicate what?
What is "a urinary tract infection (UTI)"
tri-
What is "three"
This layer of the ureter exhibits peristalsis, or a constant contraction.
What is the "muscular layer"
This specialty exam assists in the diagnosis of coronary artery disease
What is "Nuclear Stress Test"
Antibiotics taken by the patient before the collection of a throat specimen for culture may result in:
What is "a false-negative report."
A normal adult can excrete this amount of urine in a day
What is "750-2000mL"
erytr/o
What is "red"
This region or tissue is made up of three openings and is located on the floor of the urinary bladder.
What is the "trigone"
The discovery of x-rays was made by this scientist
Who is "Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen "
If a laboratory report is returned to the medical office marked QNS, it means that:
An insufficient amount of the specimen was submitted.
Of all of the following results in oliguria except:
Profuse perspiration, vomiting, diarrhea, or edema
What is "edema"
juxta-
What is "near to"
The medical term for the act of expelling urine
What is "micturition"
A radiopaque structure may appear this color on a radiograph
What is "white"
Fecal Occult Blood Testing, Urine Pregnancy Testing, Blood Glucose Determination, and Microscopic Analysis of Urine Sediment are CLIA-waived tests. However, one is not.
What is "microscopic analysis of urine sediment"
This type of specimen should be used to test for the presence of nitrite in the urine.
What is "First-Voided morning specimen"
mict-
What is "to pass"
An enzyme secreted by the kidneys that helps to regulate the blood pressure
What is "renin"
An instrument used to view internal organs directly is known as a:
What is a "fluoroscope"
The name for a control that is built into the test system is called this
What is "Internal Control"
This reaction occurs if a urine specimen is allowed to stand for more than 1 hour at room temperature.
What is "it becomes cloudy"
nephr/o, ren/o
What is "kidney"