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Anatomical Conditions
Prefixes
Physiological Conditions
Pathology
Suffixes
100
A condition where the kidney is enlarged.
What is nephromegaly?
100
Prefix meaning "within".
What is intra-?
100
Condition of presence of sugar in the urine.
What is glycosuria?
100
Condition of kidney inflammation.
What is nephritis?
100
The suffix meaning "to destroy".
What is -lysis?
200
A condition where the urethra has narrowed.
What is urethrostenosis?
200
Prefix meaning "without".
What is an-?
200
Condition of urinary bladder pain
What is cystalgia?
200
Term for kidneys that multiple cysts have formed within.
What are polycystic kidneys?
200
The suffix for disease.
What is -pathy?
300
Term for a narrowing of a passageway in the urinary system.
What is a stricture?
300
Prefix meaning "many".
What is poly-?
300
Condition characterized by presence of ketones in urine; when body burns fat instead of glucose for energy.
What is ketonuria?
300
Term for a kidney tumor.
What is nephroma?
300
The suffix for creating a new opening.
What is -ostomy?
400
A condition where the kidney is abnormally soft.
What is nephromalacia?
400
Prefix meaning "abnormal/difficult".
What is dys-?
400
A stone formed within an organ from mineral salts
What is a calculus?
400
Term for downward displacement of the kidney; floating kidney.
What is nephroptosis?
400
The suffix for urine condition.
What is -uria?
500
A condition where the ureter is stretched out or dilated.
What is ureterectasis?
500
Prefix meaning "backward".
What is retro-?
500
Condition of complete lack of urine production and lack of urine excretion.
What is anuria?
500
Term for damage to glomerulus; protein appears in the urine.
What is nephrotic syndrome (NS)?
500
The suffix for the condition of stones.
What is -lithiasis?