Lom Chapter 7-sxs Chapter 20-essentials Chapter 12
Review week one mod 3.
- 1.Portion of the urinary bladder:
- A.
Pylorus
- B.
Hilum
- C.
Trigone
- D.
Medulla
- E.
Fundus
- 2.Glomerular:
- A.
Pertaining to a tube in the bladder
- B.
Pertaining to small balls of capillaries in the kidney
- C.
Pertaining to a collecting chamber in the kidney
- D.
Pertaining to a tube leading from the kidney to the bladder
- E.
Pertaining to the urinary bladder
- 3.Meatal stenosis:
- A.
Enalrgement of an opening
- B.
Incision of an opening
- C.
Stoppage of blood flow to the kidney
- D.
Narrowing of the urethral opening to the outside of the body
- E.
Widening of the bladder orifice
- 4.Electrolyte:
- A.
Sodium
- B.
Albumin
- C.
Bilirubin
- D.
Creatinine
- E.
Glucose
- 5.Nitrogenous waste:
- A.
Creatinine
- B.
Lipid
- C.
Fatty acid
- D.
Sugar
- E.
Carbon dioxide
- 6.Renal pelvis:
- A.
Nephr/o
- B.
Cyst/o
- C.
Pyel/o
- D.
Ren/o
- E.
Py/o
- 7.A term that means no urine production is:
- A.
Diuresis
- B.
Anuria
- C.
Nocturia
- D.
Voiding
- E.
Micturition
- 8.Surrounding the urinary bladder:
- A.
Perinephric
- B.
Perivisceral
- C.
Perivesical
- D.
Infrarenal
- E.
Suprarenal
- 9.Uremia:
- A.
Dysuria
- B.
Azotemia
- C.
Hemorrhage
- D.
Dysuria
- E.
Cystitis
- 10.X-ray of the urinary tract:
- A.
BUN
- B.
Cystoscopy
- C.
Renal ultrasonography
- D.
KUB
- E.
Renal dialysis
- 11.Oliguria:
- A.
Scanty urination
- B.
Pus in the urine
- C.
Nocturia
- D.
Bacteriuria
- E.
Polyuria
- 12.Diabetes insipidus is characterized by all of the following except:
- A.
Glycosuria
- B.
Polydipsia
- C.
Insufficient ADH
- D.
Pituitary gland malfunction
- E.
Ployuria
- 13.Hernia of the tube connecting the kidney and urinary bladder:
- A.
Urethroileostomy
- B.
Herniorrhaphy
- C.
Ureterocele
- D.
Urethrostomy
- E.
Urethrocele
- 14.Artificial kidney machine:
- A.
CAPD
- B.
Hemodialysis
- C.
Renal biopsy
- D.
Renal transplantation
- E.
Lithotripsy
- 15.Nephrolithotomy:
- A.
Removal of the urinary bladder and kidney stones
- B.
Hardening of a stone
- C.
Removal of the kidney and stones
- D.
Incision to remove a renal calculus
- E.
Bladder calculi
- 16.Protein in the urine:
- A.
Albuminuria
- B.
Acetonuria
- C.
Ketonuria
- D.
Hyperbilirubinemia
- E.
Bilirubinuria
- 17.Renal abscess may lead to:
- A.
Nephroptosis
- B.
Ascites
- C.
Pyuria
- D.
Diabetes insipidus
- E.
Diabetes mellitus
- 18.Alkaline:
- A.
PH
- B.
Acetone
- C.
Water
- D.
Acidic
- E.
Basic
- 19.A group of symptoms marked by edema, proteinuria, and hypoalbuminemia:
- A.
Renal ischemia
- B.
Essential hypertension
- C.
Polycystic kidney
- D.
Nephrotic syndrome
- E.
Diabetes mellitus
- 20.High levels of ketones in the blood can lead to:
- A.
Excessive elimination of fats
- B.
Acidosis
- C.
High pH of urine
- D.
Low specific gravity
- E.
Diabetes insipidus
- 21.Childhood renal carcinoma:
- A.
Hypernephroma
- B.
Polycystic kidney
- C.
Glomerulonephritis
- D.
Wilms tumor
- E.
Phenylketonuria
- 22.Urine is held in the bladder:
- A.
Pyuria
- B.
Urinary retention
- C.
Polyuria
- D.
Urinary incontinence
- E.
Nocturia
- 23.Test that measures the amount of urea in the blood:
- A.
RP
- B.
CT scan
- C.
Creatinine clearance test
- D.
VCU
- E.
BUN
- 24.Nephrosclerosis:
- A.
A test of kidney function
- B.
Loss of protein in the urine
- C.
Prolapse of the kidney
- D.
Hardening of blood vessels in the kidney
- E.
Excess fluid in the kidney
- 25.Lithotripsy:
- A.
Shock waves crush urinary tract stones
- B.
Panendoscopy
- C.
Renal transplant
- D.
Foley catheterization
- E.
Radioscopic study
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