Anatomy
Prefix
Roots
Suffix
Anatomy
100

Name all the organs of the urinary system

2 ureters

1 urinary bladder

1 urethra

2 Kidneys

100

What does the prefix in involuntary mean? 

Not

100

What does the root corpor mean?

body

100

What does the suffix tomy mean?

surgical incision

100

What are the filtration units of the kidneys?

Nephrons 

200

Where is each kidney located?

Each side of the vertebral column and against the deep muscles of the back

200

What does the prefix per mean?

through

200

What does the root lith mean?

stone

200

What does the suffix lyzer mean?

Seperator 

200

Where are the ureters located?

Posterior abdominal wall

300

What sphincter of the urethra provides involuntary control of urination?

The internal urethral sphincter

300

What does the prefix hyper mean in hyperkalemia?

excess

300

What does the root enur mean?

Urinate in

300

what does the suffix suric mean?

excess

300

What are the bean-shaped organs called?

Kidneys

400

What do nephrons divide into?

Glomerulus/glomeruli 

400

What does the prefix supra mean?

above

400

What does the root contin mean?

hold together

400

What does the suffix gram mean?

a record

400

What sphincter of the urethra provides voluntary control of urination?

External urethral sphincter 

500

What are glomeruli encased in?

Bowman’s capsule

500

What does the prefix extra mean?

outside

500

What does the root cyst mean?

bladder

500

What does the suffix al mean?

pertaining to

500

Why are UTIs more common in females?

A shorter urethra allows bacteria to reach the bladder more easily