Question 1

The presence of pus in the urine is called

Accepted Answer

A)  pyuria. 
B)  hematuria. 
C)  pusuria. 
D)  oliguria. 
E)  dysuria. 
A)  pyuria. 
B)  hematuria. 
C)  pusuria. 
D)  oliguria. 
E)  dysuria. A

Question 2

Use vesic/o to build a word that means hernia of the bladder:

Accepted Answer

vesicocele

Question 3

Match the medical terms with their definitions.
-drug that promotes the excretion of urine

Accepted Answer

A) azotemia 
B) bacteruria 
C) biological 
D) blood urea nitrogen 
E) cystoscopy
F)dialysis
G)diuretic
H)electromyography
I)enuresis
J)fistula
K)hypercalcemia
L)interstitial cystitis
M)intravesical
N)lithotripsy
O)nephrolithotomy
P)nephrostomy
Q)neurogenic bladder
R)oliguria
S)polycystic
T)pyelonephritis
U)pyuria
V)reflux
W)renal calculi
X)renal failure
Y)urgency
Z)Wilms 
A) azotemia 
B) bacteruria 
C) biological 
D) blood urea nitrogen 
E) cystoscopy
F)dialysis
G)diuretic
H)electromyography
I)enuresis
J)fistula
K)hypercalcemia
L)interstitial cystitis
M)intravesical
N)lithotripsy
O)nephrolithotomy
P)nephrostomy
Q)neurogenic bladder
R)oliguria
S)polycystic
T)pyelonephritis
U)pyuria
V)reflux
W)renal calculi
X)renal failure
Y)urgency
Z)Wilms G

Question 4

Match the medical terms with their definitions.
-rapidly developing tumor of the kidney that is most common in children

Accepted Answer

A) azotemia 
B) bacteruria 
C) biological 
D) blood urea nitrogen 
E) cystoscopy
F)dialysis
G)diuretic
H)electromyography
I)enuresis
J)fistula
K)hypercalcemia
L)interstitial cystitis
M)intravesical
N)lithotripsy
O)nephrolithotomy
P)nephrostomy
Q)neurogenic bladder
R)oliguria
S)polycystic
T)pyelonephritis
U)pyuria
V)reflux
W)renal calculi
X)renal failure
Y)urgency
Z)Wilms 
A) azotemia 
B) bacteruria 
C) biological 
D) blood urea nitrogen 
E) cystoscopy
F)dialysis
G)diuretic
H)electromyography
I)enuresis
J)fistula
K)hypercalcemia
L)interstitial cystitis
M)intravesical
N)lithotripsy
O)nephrolithotomy
P)nephrostomy
Q)neurogenic bladder
R)oliguria
S)polycystic
T)pyelonephritis
U)pyuria
V)reflux
W)renal calculi
X)renal failure
Y)urgency
Z)Wilms

Question 5

Match the combining forms with their meanings.
-night

Accepted Answer

A) albumin/o 
B) azot/o 
C) bacteri/o 
D) cyst/o 
E) glomerul/o
F)kal/i
G)keton/o
H)lith/o
I)meat/o
J)nephr/o
K)noct/o
L)olig/o
M)py/o
N)pyel/o
O)ur/o
P)ureter/o
Q)urethr/o 
A) albumin/o 
B) azot/o 
C) bacteri/o 
D) cyst/o 
E) glomerul/o
F)kal/i
G)keton/o
H)lith/o
I)meat/o
J)nephr/o
K)noct/o
L)olig/o
M)py/o
N)pyel/o
O)ur/o
P)ureter/o
Q)urethr/o

Question 6

Use keton/o to build a word that means ketone bodies (acids and acetones) in the urine:

Accepted Answer

The answer of Use keton/o to build a word that...

Question 7

The CF lith/o means

Accepted Answer

A)  lip. 
B)  stone, calculus. 
C)  kidney. 
D)  good, normal. 
E)  renal pelvis. 
A)  lip. 
B)  stone, calculus. 
C)  kidney. 
D)  good, normal. 
E)  renal pelvis.

Question 8

An inability to control urination is called

Accepted Answer

A)  anuria. 
B)  enuresis. 
C)  frequency. 
D)  polyuria. 
E)  dysuria. 
A)  anuria. 
B)  enuresis. 
C)  frequency. 
D)  polyuria. 
E)  dysuria.

Question 9

The combining form (CF) py/o means

Accepted Answer

A)  pus. 
B)  fever. 
C)  hidden. 
D)  heat. 
E)  renal pelvis. 
A)  pus. 
B)  fever. 
C)  hidden. 
D)  heat. 
E)  renal pelvis.

Question 10

The CF olig/o means

Accepted Answer

A)  odor. 
B)  oily. 
C)  excessive. 
D)  foreign. 
E)  scanty. 
A)  odor. 
B)  oily. 
C)  excessive. 
D)  foreign. 
E)  scanty.

Question 11

Match the combining forms with their meanings.
-ketone bodies (acids and acetones)

Accepted Answer

A) albumin/o 
B) azot/o 
C) bacteri/o 
D) cyst/o 
E) glomerul/o
F)kal/i
G)keton/o
H)lith/o
I)meat/o
J)nephr/o
K)noct/o
L)olig/o
M)py/o
N)pyel/o
O)ur/o
P)ureter/o
Q)urethr/o 
A) albumin/o 
B) azot/o 
C) bacteri/o 
D) cyst/o 
E) glomerul/o
F)kal/i
G)keton/o
H)lith/o
I)meat/o
J)nephr/o
K)noct/o
L)olig/o
M)py/o
N)pyel/o
O)ur/o
P)ureter/o
Q)urethr/o

Question 12

A narrowing or stricture of the urethra is called

Accepted Answer

A)  urethratresia. 
B)  urethrostenosis. 
C)  urethritis. 
D)  urethrism. 
E)  urethrophraxis. 
A)  urethratresia. 
B)  urethrostenosis. 
C)  urethritis. 
D)  urethrism. 
E)  urethrophraxis.

Question 13

Inflammation of the bladder is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  vesicocele. 
B)  vesicodynia. 
C)  cystitis. 
D)  cystopathy. 
E)  nephritis. 
A)  vesicocele. 
B)  vesicodynia. 
C)  cystitis. 
D)  cystopathy. 
E)  nephritis.

Question 14

The CF noct/o means

Accepted Answer

A)  night. 
B)  natural. 
C)  near. 
D)  normal. 
E)  never. 
A)  night. 
B)  natural. 
C)  near. 
D)  normal. 
E)  never.

Question 15

The opening where the renal artery and renal vein enter and leave the kidney is called the

Accepted Answer

A)  hilum. 
B)  ureter. 
C)  trigone. 
D)  renal tubule. 
E)  Bowman capsule. 
A)  hilum. 
B)  ureter. 
C)  trigone. 
D)  renal tubule. 
E)  Bowman capsule.

Question 16

Two major causes of acute tubular necrosis (ATN) are ischemia and nephrotoxic injury.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Match the medical terms with their definitions.
-passage of a tube through an opening into the renal pelvis to drain urine into a collecting receptacle

Accepted Answer

A) azotemia 
B) bacteruria 
C) biological 
D) blood urea nitrogen 
E) cystoscopy
F)dialysis
G)diuretic
H)electromyography
I)enuresis
J)fistula
K)hypercalcemia
L)interstitial cystitis
M)intravesical
N)lithotripsy
O)nephrolithotomy
P)nephrostomy
Q)neurogenic bladder
R)oliguria
S)polycystic
T)pyelonephritis
U)pyuria
V)reflux
W)renal calculi
X)renal failure
Y)urgency
Z)Wilms 
A) azotemia 
B) bacteruria 
C) biological 
D) blood urea nitrogen 
E) cystoscopy
F)dialysis
G)diuretic
H)electromyography
I)enuresis
J)fistula
K)hypercalcemia
L)interstitial cystitis
M)intravesical
N)lithotripsy
O)nephrolithotomy
P)nephrostomy
Q)neurogenic bladder
R)oliguria
S)polycystic
T)pyelonephritis
U)pyuria
V)reflux
W)renal calculi
X)renal failure
Y)urgency
Z)Wilms

Question 18

Radiological imaging of the bladder using a contrast medium is called

Accepted Answer

A)  cystopexy. 
B)  cystogram. 
C)  cystography. 
D)  urography. 
E)  urogram. 
A)  cystopexy. 
B)  cystogram. 
C)  cystography. 
D)  urography. 
E)  urogram.

Question 19

An infection, usually bacterial, in the urinary structures is called

Accepted Answer

A)  UTI. 
B)  EMG. 
C)  HTN. 
D)  BPH. 
E)  BUN. 
A)  UTI. 
B)  EMG. 
C)  HTN. 
D)  BPH. 
E)  BUN.

Question 20

Match the combining forms with their meanings.
-scanty

Accepted Answer

A) albumin/o 
B) azot/o 
C) bacteri/o 
D) cyst/o 
E) glomerul/o
F)kal/i
G)keton/o
H)lith/o
I)meat/o
J)nephr/o
K)noct/o
L)olig/o
M)py/o
N)pyel/o
O)ur/o
P)ureter/o
Q)urethr/o 
A) albumin/o 
B) azot/o 
C) bacteri/o 
D) cyst/o 
E) glomerul/o
F)kal/i
G)keton/o
H)lith/o
I)meat/o
J)nephr/o
K)noct/o
L)olig/o
M)py/o
N)pyel/o
O)ur/o
P)ureter/o
Q)urethr/o

The presence of pus in the urine is called

Use vesic/o to build a word that means hernia of the bladder:

Match the medical terms with their definitions. -drug that promotes the excretion of urine

Match the medical terms with their definitions. -rapidly developing tumor of the kidney that is most common in children

Match the combining forms with their meanings. -night

Use keton/o to build a word that means ketone bodies (acids and acetones) in the urine:

The CF lith/o means

An inability to control urination is called

The combining form (CF) py/o means

The CF olig/o means

Match the combining forms with their meanings. -ketone bodies (acids and acetones)

A narrowing or stricture of the urethra is called

Inflammation of the bladder is called:

The CF noct/o means

The opening where the renal artery and renal vein enter and leave the kidney is called the

Two major causes of acute tubular necrosis (ATN) are ischemia and nephrotoxic injury.

Match the medical terms with their definitions. -passage of a tube through an opening into the renal pelvis to drain urine into a collecting receptacle

Radiological imaging of the bladder using a contrast medium is called

An infection, usually bacterial, in the urinary structures is called

Match the combining forms with their meanings. -scanty

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Exam 11: Urinary System

The presence of pus in the urine is called

Use vesic/o to build a word that means hernia of the bladder:

Match the medical terms with their definitions. -drug that promotes the excretion of urine

Match the medical terms with their definitions. -rapidly developing tumor of the kidney that is most common in children

Match the combining forms with their meanings. -night

Use keton/o to build a word that means ketone bodies (acids and acetones) in the urine:

The CF lith/o means

An inability to control urination is called

The combining form (CF) py/o means

The CF olig/o means

Match the combining forms with their meanings. -ketone bodies (acids and acetones)

A narrowing or stricture of the urethra is called

Inflammation of the bladder is called:

The CF noct/o means

The opening where the renal artery and renal vein enter and leave the kidney is called the

Two major causes of acute tubular necrosis (ATN) are ischemia and nephrotoxic injury.

Match the medical terms with their definitions. -passage of a tube through an opening into the renal pelvis to drain urine into a collecting receptacle

Radiological imaging of the bladder using a contrast medium is called

An infection, usually bacterial, in the urinary structures is called

Match the combining forms with their meanings. -scanty

Basic Elements of a Medical Word

Suffixes

Prefixes

Body Structure

Integumentary System

Digestive System

Respiratory System

Cardiovascular System

Blood, Lymphatic, and Immune Systems

Musculoskeletal System

Female Reproductive System

Male Reproductive System

Endocrine System

Nervous System

Special Senses

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