Structure
Terms
Terms 2
Disorder
Treatment
100

This is a bean shaped structure that filters waste from the blood. 

Kidney

100

This is the name for excessive urination.

Polyuria 

100

This is the term associated with the rhythmic wavelike motion of muscle that moves waste through the digestive and urinary system.      

Peristalsis

100

Inflamation of the bladder

Cystitis 

100

In severe cases of renal failure this treatment are necessary to restore kidney function. 

Kidney transplant

200

This urinary structure holds the waste material waiting to be excreted. 

Bladder 

200

This is the name for the absence of urination. 

Anuria
200

This is the name for urination at night. 

Nocturia

200

Kidney stone

Renal calculus

200

A patient has gone into renal failure. What treatment are they going to receive to remove waste from the blood?

Hemodialysis

300

There are two of these in the urinary system that connect to the bladder. 

Ureters

300
This is the name for Blood in the urine.

Hematuria

300

This is the name for painful urination. 

Dysuria

300

When the kidneys stop functioning

Renal failure

300

If a disorder is caused by a bacteria what medication would be prescribed. 

Antibiotics

400
This is the last structure that urine passes through before exiting the body. 

Urethra

400

This is the name for involuntary urination. 

Incontinence

400

This the term for the inability to empty the bladder. 

Retention

400
A toxic condition that occurs when the kidneys fail and urinary waste build up in the bloodstream. 

Uremia

400

This treatment uses high energy pressure waves to break up a renal calculus. 

Lithotripsy

500

This is the name of the filtering unit in the kidney. 

Nephron

500

This is another term for urinate. 

Void

500

This is the term for below normal amounts of urination. 

Oliguria

500

An infection of any part of the urinary system.

UTI: Urinary tract infection

500

A patient has a renal calculus. As a healthcare provider what would you instruct the patient to do to relieve symptoms?

Increase fluids

Take pain medication

Monitor urine output

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