Two tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder

This serum (blood) lab measures the end product of protein metabolism and an increase signifies impaired kidney function

The term to describe failure of kidney function; less than 100 mL/24 hours

The term to describe blood in the urine

Inflammation of the bladder - the most common type of UTI

Smooth muscle sac that is a reservoir for urine

This serum (blood) lab is the byproduct of muscle metabolism and an increase signifies impaired kidney function

The term to describe difficult or painful urination

The term to describe delay or difficulty to void

A common infection caused from reflux of infected urine into ureters and kidney and causes inflammation of the renal pelvis and functional kidney tissue

Tube that carries urine from the bladder to the exterior of the body

The name for particles of cells, proteins and fats found in a urinalysis

The term to describe involuntary urination; usually children at night

The term to describe urination at night

Stones in the urinary tract - most common cause of upper urinary tract obstruction

There are 1 million per kidney of these functional units in the kidney

The name of the X-ray of the lower abdomen to view the presence of urinary calculi

The term to describe increased incidence of voiding

The term to describe protein in the urine

Inflammation of the kidney caused by an immunological reaction (not infection) of an antigen-antibody complex following a streptococcal infection elsewhere

This part of the nephron is responsible for filtering blood

The name of the procedure to crush urinary calculi via a shock wave

The tern to describe glucose in the urine

The term to describe pus in the urine

Acute, severe flank pain on the affected side develops when urinary calculi obstruct the ureter, causing spasm.