revised Chapter 19-21 AP
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| another term for kidney stones | ||
| Another term for bladder infection or inflammation of the bladder | ||
| occurs when the kidneys produce urine but the bladder is unable to release it | ||
| symptoms of this condition results from the loss of protein from the blood | ||
| occurs when there is glucose in the urine, a sign of diabetes mellitus | ||
| describes pathological swelling or enlargement of the renal pelvis and calyces caused by a block of urine flow | ||
| refers to the lack of production or urine by the kidney | ||
| results from damage to the glomerular capsule membrane, can be an immune mechanism, heredity or bacterial infection | ||
| refers to the involuntary voiding or loss of urine in an older child or an adult | ||
| refers to kidney disease, especially inflammatory condition | ||
| production of a small amount of urine | ||
| refers to the large amount of urine production by the kidneys | ||
| waste removal, maintaining electrolyte balance and pH level of the blood is the function of what | ||
| antidiuretic Hormone ADH and Aldosterone are homones that tent to_________the amount of urine production | ||
| blood plasma moving from the glomerulus to the Bowman capsule is what process in a nephron | ||
| in the distal and collecting tubules substances are added to the urine in what process | ||
| glycosuria is a failure in what process in a nephron | ||
| increase | ||
| ureter | ||
| urethra | ||
| being passed out of the body | ||
| urine | ||
| urinary catheter | ||
| obstructive | ||
| erythropoientin | ||
| pituitary gland | ||
| ADH, Aldosterone and ANH | ||
| no it is a result of a blockage | ||
| no it determines metabolic disorders | ||
| yes | ||
| no males are about 5X longer | ||
| no there are many including decreased urine production | ||
| no internal is involuntary | ||
| yes as well as oliguria | ||
| no nephritis is the general term | ||
| dehydration | ||
| hypokalemia | ||
| hypocalcemia | ||
| hyponatremia | ||
| electrolyte | ||
| overhydration | ||
| edema | ||
| pitting edema | ||
| lungs, kidneys, skin and intestine | ||
| Na or sodium | ||
| acidic solution | ||
| alkaline solution | ||
| neutral | ||
| stomach or gastric acid | ||
| arterial blood | ||
| respiratory acidosis | ||
| metabolic acidosis | ||
| metabolic alkalosis | ||
| respiratory alkalosis | ||
| hyperkalemia | ||
| hypokalemia | ||
| hypocalcemia |