Question 1

​Match the term to its definition.
-​A tube leading from the bladder to an exit from the body

Accepted Answer

A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus 
A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus

Question 2

Match each term with its definition.
-Loss of urine that occurs unexpectedly

Accepted Answer

A) Permacath 
B) intake-output measurement 
C) 24-hour urine test 
D) routine specimen 
E) clean catch specimen
F)diuretics
G)stress incontinence
H)overflow incontinence
I)urge incontinence
J)Kegel exercises 
A) Permacath 
B) intake-output measurement 
C) 24-hour urine test 
D) routine specimen 
E) clean catch specimen
F)diuretics
G)stress incontinence
H)overflow incontinence
I)urge incontinence
J)Kegel exercises

Question 3

Which of the following is not possible during cystoscopy?

Accepted Answer

A)  kidney transplantation 
B)  catheterization of the kidneys 
C)  biopsy of a tumor 
D)  removal of calculi in the bladder 
A)  kidney transplantation 
B)  catheterization of the kidneys 
C)  biopsy of a tumor 
D)  removal of calculi in the bladder

Question 4

Which of the following is considered an invasive procedure?

Accepted Answer

A)  urinalysis 
B)  catheterization 
C)  X-ray of the abdomen 
D)  intake-output measurement 
A)  urinalysis 
B)  catheterization 
C)  X-ray of the abdomen 
D)  intake-output measurement

Question 5

​The transplantation of body organs is always at risk of recipient rejection;however,the kidney can usually be successfully transplanted,and the survival of the graft has been markedly improved by the use of the drug _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​cyclosporine 
B)  ​potassium ions 
C)  ​Levaquin 
D)  ​alpha-blocker 
A)  ​cyclosporine 
B)  ​potassium ions 
C)  ​Levaquin 
D)  ​alpha-blocker

Question 6

The involuntary loss of drops of urine is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  dribbling 
B)  frequency 
C)  hesitancy 
D)  urgency 
A)  dribbling 
B)  frequency 
C)  hesitancy 
D)  urgency

Question 7

Match each term with its definition.
-Passage through which blood enters the glomerulus

Accepted Answer

A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time 
A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time

Question 8

​Match the disease with the system(s)involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Anemia

Accepted Answer

A) ​chronic glomerular nephritis 
B) ​renal failure 
C) ​both chronic glomerular nephritis and renal failure 
A) ​chronic glomerular nephritis 
B) ​renal failure 
C) ​both chronic glomerular nephritis and renal failure

Question 9

Match each term with its definition.
-Inner layer of the kidney

Accepted Answer

A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time 
A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time

Question 10

​Match the term to its definition.
-​An inflammation of the bladder that usually results from an ascending organism introduced through the meatus

Accepted Answer

A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus 
A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-Tube inserted into the bladder through the urethra to relieve distension and discomfort

Accepted Answer

A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time 
A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time

Question 12

Match each term with its definition.
-Loss of urine that occurs when a person coughs,sneezes,or laughs

Accepted Answer

A) Permacath 
B) intake-output measurement 
C) 24-hour urine test 
D) routine specimen 
E) clean catch specimen
F)diuretics
G)stress incontinence
H)overflow incontinence
I)urge incontinence
J)Kegel exercises 
A) Permacath 
B) intake-output measurement 
C) 24-hour urine test 
D) routine specimen 
E) clean catch specimen
F)diuretics
G)stress incontinence
H)overflow incontinence
I)urge incontinence
J)Kegel exercises

Question 13

Match each term with its definition.
-Involuntary emptying of the bladder

Accepted Answer

A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time 
A) hilum 
B) cortex 
C) medulla 
D) afferent arteriole 
E) efferent arteriole
F)threshold
G)catheter
H)incontinence
I)dialysate
J)dwell time

Question 14

Cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder usually caused by an ascending organism introduced through the:

Accepted Answer

A)  navel 
B)  meatus 
C)  mouth or nose 
D)  anus 
A)  navel 
B)  meatus 
C)  mouth or nose 
D)  anus

Question 15

​Match the term to its definition.
-​A narrowing of a passageway that interferes with the movement of substances through its interior

Accepted Answer

A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus 
A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus

Question 16

​Match the term to its definition.
-​Similar to a fistula except it is made with either a synthetic material or a treated,sterilized animal vein

Accepted Answer

A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus 
A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus

Question 17

Which of the following is not a symptom of acute glomerulonephritis (AGN)?

Accepted Answer

A)  anemia 
B)  protein in the urine 
C)  moderate edema 
D)  fatigue 
A)  anemia 
B)  protein in the urine 
C)  moderate edema 
D)  fatigue

Question 18

​Correctly identify the two types of dialysis.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​hemodialysis and dialyzing 
B)  ​hemodialysis and peritoneal 
C)  ​peritoneal and dialyzing 
D)  ​peritoneal and shunt 
A)  ​hemodialysis and dialyzing 
B)  ​hemodialysis and peritoneal 
C)  ​peritoneal and dialyzing 
D)  ​peritoneal and shunt

Question 19

​Match the term to its definition.
-​Urinary output

Accepted Answer

A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus 
A) ​anuria 
B) ​calculi 
C) ​calyx 
D) ​cystitis 
E) ​dysuria
F)​fistula
G)​graft
H)​lithotripsy
I)​nephron
J)​oliguria
K)​peritoneal
L)​ptosis
M)​residual
N)​secretion
O)​stricture
P)​ureter
Q)​urethra
R)​urinary meatus

Question 20

​Match the disease with the system(s)involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Proteinuria,hematuria,uremia,renal failure

Accepted Answer

A) ​chronic glomerular nephritis 
B) ​renal failure 
C) ​both chronic glomerular nephritis and renal failure 
A) ​chronic glomerular nephritis 
B) ​renal failure 
C) ​both chronic glomerular nephritis and renal failure

Exam 19: The Urinary System

​Match the term to its definition. -​A tube leading from the bladder to an exit from the body

Match each term with its definition. -Loss of urine that occurs unexpectedly

Which of the following is not possible during cystoscopy?

Which of the following is considered an invasive procedure?

​The transplantation of body organs is always at risk of recipient rejection;however,the kidney can usually be successfully transplanted,and the survival of the graft has been markedly improved by the use of the drug _________.

The involuntary loss of drops of urine is called:

Match each term with its definition. -Passage through which blood enters the glomerulus

​Match the disease with the system(s)involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Anemia

Match each term with its definition. -Inner layer of the kidney

​Match the term to its definition. -​An inflammation of the bladder that usually results from an ascending organism introduced through the meatus

Match each term with its definition. -Tube inserted into the bladder through the urethra to relieve distension and discomfort

Match each term with its definition. -Loss of urine that occurs when a person coughs,sneezes,or laughs

Match each term with its definition. -Involuntary emptying of the bladder

Cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder usually caused by an ascending organism introduced through the:

​Match the term to its definition. -​A narrowing of a passageway that interferes with the movement of substances through its interior

​Match the term to its definition. -​Similar to a fistula except it is made with either a synthetic material or a treated,sterilized animal vein

Which of the following is not a symptom of acute glomerulonephritis (AGN)?

​Correctly identify the two types of dialysis.

​Match the term to its definition. -​Urinary output

​Match the disease with the system(s)involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Proteinuria,hematuria,uremia,renal failure

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Match the term to its definition. -A tube leading from the bladder to an exit from the body

The transplantation of body organs is always at risk of recipient rejection;however,the kidney can usually be successfully transplanted,and the survival of the graft has been markedly improved by the use of the drug _________.

Match the disease with the system(s)involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Anemia

Match the term to its definition. -An inflammation of the bladder that usually results from an ascending organism introduced through the meatus

Match the term to its definition. -A narrowing of a passageway that interferes with the movement of substances through its interior

Match the term to its definition. -Similar to a fistula except it is made with either a synthetic material or a treated,sterilized animal vein

Correctly identify the two types of dialysis.

Match the term to its definition. -Urinary output

Match the disease with the system(s)involved and the pathology present.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Proteinuria,hematuria,uremia,renal failure