URINARY TABLES part 1

excessive acidity of body fluids

presence of bacteria in the urine

a solid mold of a renal tube found in the urine

painful/difficulty urinationdefi

presence of blood in the urine

collection of urine in the renal pelvis by obstruction

deficiency of sodium in the blood

elimination of small amounts of urine

presence of protein (albumin) in urine

presence of pus in urine

presence of toxic levels of urea and other nitrogenous substances in the blood as a result of renal insufficiency

intravenous urography

radiographic visualization of urinary tract

pyelography in which the contrast medium is injected into the kidneys from below

incision of organ to remove stone

the hormone secreted by the adrenal gland, regulates electrolyte secretion

the volume of plasma that kidneys can clear of substance per unit of time

a nitrogenous byproduct of metabolism

muscle in bladder wall

the maximum rate at which a given substance can be transported across the renal tubule

lack of urination

lack of urine formation

presence of increased nitrogenous waste in the blood

presence of increased nitrogenous compounds in the blood

excessive loss of body fluid

inadequate production of antidiuretic hormone, excessive excretion of dilate urine and extreme hirst

involuntary urination at night