Structure & Function
Combining Form
Pathology
Abbreviations
Pharmacology
100

Structure that filters blood to form urine.

What is the kidneys?

100

Combining form means kidney.

What is nephr/o or ren/o?

100

Inflammation of the kidney.

What is nephritis?

100

UTI

What is Urinary Tract Infection?

100

Tx of UTIs

What is antibiotics?

200

Functional unit of the kidney.

What is nephron?
200
Combining form means urine.

What is ur/o or urin/o?

200

Presence of blood in the urine.

What is hematuria?
200

UC

What is a urine culture?

200

Class of medications that increase urination.

What are diuretics?

300

Structure carries urine from the kidney to the bladder?

What is ureters?

300

Combining form means bladder.

What is cyst/o or vesic/o?

300

Inability to control urination / urination at night.

What is urinary incontinence / enuresis.

300

Organs a KUB examine.

What is kidney, ureter, and bladder?

300

Relax the bladder to treat overactive bladder.

What are anticholinergics or antispasmodics.

400

Primary function of the urinary bladder.

What is temporary storage of urine?

400

3 combining forms that means the same thing.

What is glucose in urine or blood?

400

Type of dialysis where the abdomen is used as a filter.

What is peritoneal dialysis?

400

C & S

What is culture and sensitivity?

400

Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ), Furosemide (Lasix), and Spironolactone.

What are diuretics?

500

Transports urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.

What is the urethra?

500

Combining form that means stone.

What is lith/o?
500

ESRD, patients often complain of not being able to urinate.

What is anuria?

500

UA

What is urinalysis?

500

Electrolytes that has to be closely monitor with renal disease.

What is Na, K, Mg, and Ca?

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