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The patient cannot control his urine or feces. The nurse would document this as __________.

A) atresia
B) hematuria
C) incontinence
D) oliguria

E) All of the above
F) A) and D)

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Identify the combining form ur/o with its closest definition.

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A urinary tract infection or UTI can occur in any of the following EXCEPT __________.

A glomerulus is a group of ____________________.

Identify the combining form ureter/o with its closest definition.

A retrograde pyelogram is an x-ray of the __________.

The urinary system is also known as the renal or ____________________ system.

Atresia can refer to __________.

Identify the combining form meat/o with its closest definition.

Secretion of urine can be controlled with anticholinergics and ____________________.

A specialist in diseases of the lower urinary tract, bladder, and urethra, is called a ____________________.

A procedure that allows a physician to look into the bladder and examine its interior is termed a ____________________.

A blood test to detect ___________ is routinely performed on infants.

The part of the urinary system that is responsible for removing dissolved waste and other substances from the blood and urine is (are) __________.

Cystorrhaphy is bladder __________.

The ureters enter the bladder through the ____________________.

The physician would use this abbreviation to order this blood test to determine the level of urea in the blood.

Urine is produced by ____________________.

The removal of the bladder, usually when cancer is present, is a __________.

Identify the combining form cyst/o with its closest definition.