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| combined form meaning bacteria |
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| condition that is usually a sign of a urinary tract infection |
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| culture and sensitivity test |
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| test where bacteria in the urine is cultured and then tested with antibiotics to determine which antibiotic will inhibit growth |
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| grown in a special nutrient environment |
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| combined form meaning thirst |
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| condition of excessive thirst, usually a sign of diabetes insipidus or diabetes mellitus |
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| combined form meaning potassium |
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| excessive potassium in blood--usually a sign of kidney failure |
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| Two combined forms meaning ketone bodies |
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| ketoacids and acetone are examples of ___________ |
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| condition where acids accumulate in the blood and tissues |
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| If the breath of a patient is sweet or fruity, they probably have _________. |
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| Fruity breath is produced by ________, where it is released from the ________ in the lungs and exhaled through the mouth |
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| condition of ketone bodies in urine |
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| combined form meaning stone |
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| abnormal condition of kidney stones |
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| combined form meaning sodium |
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| condition where fluid builds up in the blood and tissues, diluting the amount of salt in the body |
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Hyponatremia can result from:
a) advanced chronic kidney disease
b) high endurance athletic events
c) not eating enough salt
d) eating too much potassium
e) all of the above
f) a & b
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| combined form meaning night |
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| frequent, excessive urination at night |
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| combined form meaning scanty |
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| abnormal condition meaning little urination |
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| Suffix meaning substance that forms |
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| substance that forms red blood cells |
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| combined form meaning pus |
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| condition of pus in urine |
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| Two combining forms meaning urine |
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| toxic state that results form nitrogenous waste accumulating in the blood |
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| condition of incresed excretion of urine (not necessarily excessive) |
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| drug that increases excretion of urine |
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| hormone from the pituitary gland acts on renal tubules to promote water absorption |
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| another name for antidiuretic hormone |
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| abbreviaiton for anti-diuretic hormone |
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| condition of loss of control of the passage of urine from the bladder |
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| strain on bladder opening during coughing or sneezing |
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| occurs with inability to hold back urination when feeling the urge to void |
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| symptom results when the outflow of urine from the bladder is blocked |
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| Suffix meaning urination or urine condition |
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| no urination--usually caused by renal failure or urinary tract obstruction |
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