Statistics for General Medicine: Urinary

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
3. An organ that stores the pee until its time to eliminate it	Bladder	83%
1. The two organs that account for filtering the blood	Kidney	83%
If urine gets too concentrated as it passes through the kidneys, the dissolved substances in the urine can crystallise, and if they merge together with other crystallised substances, they can form...	Kidney Stone	83%
2. The two ducts that connects the latter with the next constituents	Ureters	83%
4. A tube connected the latter that allows urine to leave the body	Urethra	83%
The kidney's main function is to ______ the blood in order to separate toxins and waste from the blood and the remains become ______	Filter	67%
Blood in the urine	Hematuria	67%
When an bacteria enters the urinary tract and an infection takes place	Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)	67%
Each kidney contains more than a million filtering units called ________ and they each consist of: _________ (groups of tiny blood vessels that perform the first stage of filtration) and _____ _____ (tiny tubes that reabsorb and return water, nutrients and minerals back to the body's bloodstream. The tubes will remove waste through a process called ________	Nephrons	50%
Control the acid-base balance (__ balance) of the blood	PH	50%
When a bacteria enters the urinary tract through intercourse	Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI)	50%
Common waste products the liver will separate from the blood is nitrogen waste (aka ____), muscle waste (aka _________) and acids	Urea	50%
1. Removing liquids from the blood	Filtration	33%
	Glomeruli	33%
Produce a protein called _____ that increases blood pressure	Renin	33%
	Urine	33%
The name of the tests that help diagnose conditions that pertain to the urinary system; how well the bladder stores and eliminates pee, potential leakage, inability to pee properly etc	Urodynamic	33%
	Base	17%
	Body	17%
Produce the hormones __________ (a form of Vitamin D that helps the body absorb calcium) and _____________ (helps the body make red blood cells)	Calcitriol	17%
	Creatinine	17%
	Diffusion	17%
The four parts of the bladder 1. Top-front part (apex) 2. Bottom-back part (fundus) 3. Largest part 4. Narrow group of muscles that connect to the urethra	Dome	17%
	Erythropoietin	17%
Born with two kidneys but only one works	Kidney Dysplasia	17%
	Lamina Propria	17%
The bands of tissues that keeps the bladder intact	Ligaments	17%
	Muscularis Propria	17%
	Neck	17%
Born with one kidney	Renal Agenesis	17%
Blood will enter the kidneys through this blood vessel (_____ artery), tiny blood vessels inside the kidney (	Renal artery	17%
	Renal Tubules	17%
2. __________ unessential toxins from the essential nutrients	Seperation	17%
3. _______ urine until its time to remove them from the body	Storage / Elimination	17%
Make ______ if the blood doesn't have enough of it	Sugar	17%
The medical study of the anatomy / physiology / pathology of the urinary system	Urology (urologist)	17%
Three layers of the bladder 1. The inner lining of the bladder; prevents pee from leaking into the body 2. Thin layer of loose connective tissue 3. Thick muscle layer on the outside of the bladder, three smooth layers	Urothelium	17%