Anatomy
Anatomy 2
Functions
Contrast 1
Contrast 2
100

Which kidney sits lower and why?

The right kidney sits lower because of the liver

100

Kidneys are located at an angle of how many degrees from the vertebral column?

30 degrees
100

A 30 degree LPO places which kidney parallel to the IR?

Right

100

______________ is a measure of how much one substance has dissolved in another substance.

osmolality

100

What is the total capacity of the average adult bladder?

350 to 500 mL

200

How many kidneys do we need to function?

1

200

The bladder has numerous mucosal folds called _____________.

rugae

200

The act of urination or voiding is termed __________.

micturition

200

NPO for how many hours before a IVU?

Why does the prep contain a bowel cleansing kit?

8


200

Normal BUN level?

8-25 mg/100ml

300

________ connects the bladder to the exterior.

urethra

300

__________ serves as a reservoir for urine.

bladder

300

The primary function of the urinary system is the production  __________________________________.

production of urine and its elimination from the body

300

Which component of an ionic contrast media increases its solubility?

cation

remember a cation is positively charged and contains salt which helps increase solubility

300

Normal creatinine level?

0.6 to 1.5 mg/dl

400

The urinary system consists of what anatomy?

2 kidneys

2 ureters

1 bladder

1 urethra

400

What structure allows kidneys to be visualized on a radiograph?

adipose capsule

400

The inability to restrain urine is termed _______.

Incontinence

400

Which term describes the leakage of contrast media from a vein into the surrounding tissues of the arm?

Extravasation

400

Metformin should be withheld for how many hours following an iodinated contrast media procedure?

48 hours

500

The average adult kidney measures ______ in length.

4-5 inches

500

The term describing the total functioning portions of the kidney is the:

renal parenchyma

500

When urine leaves the kidney it travels through the ureter. The urine travels through which part of the kidney before reaching the ureter?

renal pelvis

500

How is contrast media normally introduced during a retrograde cystogram?

With an injection through the urethra with a large syringe and catheter

or

Gravity flow through a catheter

500
A common premedication protocol is a combination of what two medications?

benadryl and prednisone