oliguriaurineoutput lessthan 400mL/daynephrostomyperformed to diverturine externally andprevent furtherdamage to the kidneywhen a stricture iscausinghydronephrosis andcannot be correctedwith urologic problemsacuteglomerulonephritisinflammation of theglomerulus thatdevelops suddenlyfrom an excessimmunity responsewithin the kidneytissuesabscesslocalized collection ofpus caused by aninflammatoryresponse to bacteriain tissues and organshemodialysisshunts blood fromthe body through adialyzer and backinto circulation,requires vascularaccesshydronephrosisabnormalenlargementof thekidneypruritisitchingacutekidneyinjury(AKI)a rapid reduction inkidney functionresulting in a failureto maintain wasteelimination, fluid andelectrolyte balance,and acid-basebalancehydroureterabnormaldistentionof theureterKussmaulrespirationbreathing patternwith respirationsthat fast and deep;often associatedwith metabolicacidosisuremicfrostlayer of urea crystalsfrom evaporatedsweat; may appearon the face,eyebrows, axillae,and groin in patientswith advanceduremic syndromenephrosclerosisdegenerativekidney disorderresulting fromchanges inkidney bloodvesselscardiorenalsyndromedisorders of thekidney or heartthat causedysfunction inthe other organshyperpneaabnormalincrease inthe depth ofrespiratorymovementsuremicsyndromethe systemicclinical andlaboratorymanifestationsof end-stagekidney diseaseperitonealdialysisinvolves instiillation ofhypertrophicdialysate solution intothe peritoneal cavityand subsequentdwell timesureteroplastysurgicalrepair ofthe ureterazotemiaan excess ofnitrogenouswastes(urea) in thebloodnephroticsyndrome(NS)immunologic kidneydisorder in whichglomerular permeabilityincreases so largermolecules pass through themembrane into the urineand are then excreted,causes massive loss ofprotein into the urine anddecreased plasma albuminlevelsdialysatesolution used indialysis that containsa balanced mix ofelectrolytes andwater and thatclosely resembleshuman plasmauremiaaccumulation ofnitrogenous wastesin the blood(azotemia); result ofrenal failure, withclinical symptomsthat include nauseaand vomitingstricturenarrowingof theurinarytractpyelolithotomysurgicalremoval of astone fromthe kidneydysuriapainfulurinationmelenablood in thestool with theappearanceof black,tarry stooldiffusionmovement ofmolecules from anarea of higherconcentration toan area of lowerconcentrationrenalosteodystrophybone metabolism andstructural damagecaused by chronickidney disease-induced low calciumlevels and highphosphorus levelsnephrectomysurgicalremovalof thekidneypolycystickidneydisease(PKD)geneticdisorder inwhich fluid-filledcysts developin the kidneyspyelonephritisa bacterialinfection inthe kidneyand renalpelvisoliguriaurineoutput lessthan 400mL/daynephrostomyperformed to diverturine externally andprevent furtherdamage to the kidneywhen a stricture iscausinghydronephrosis andcannot be correctedwith urologic problemsacuteglomerulonephritisinflammation of theglomerulus thatdevelops suddenlyfrom an excessimmunity responsewithin the kidneytissuesabscesslocalized collection ofpus caused by aninflammatoryresponse to bacteriain tissues and organshemodialysisshunts blood fromthe body through adialyzer and backinto circulation,requires vascularaccesshydronephrosisabnormalenlargementof thekidneypruritisitchingacutekidneyinjury(AKI)a rapid reduction inkidney functionresulting in a failureto maintain wasteelimination, fluid andelectrolyte balance,and acid-basebalancehydroureterabnormaldistentionof theureterKussmaulrespirationbreathing patternwith respirationsthat fast and deep;often associatedwith metabolicacidosisuremicfrostlayer of urea crystalsfrom evaporatedsweat; may appearon the face,eyebrows, axillae,and groin in patientswith advanceduremic syndromenephrosclerosisdegenerativekidney disorderresulting fromchanges inkidney bloodvesselscardiorenalsyndromedisorders of thekidney or heartthat causedysfunction inthe other organshyperpneaabnormalincrease inthe depth ofrespiratorymovementsuremicsyndromethe systemicclinical andlaboratorymanifestationsof end-stagekidney diseaseperitonealdialysisinvolves instiillation ofhypertrophicdialysate solution intothe peritoneal cavityand subsequentdwell timesureteroplastysurgicalrepair ofthe ureterazotemiaan excess ofnitrogenouswastes(urea) in thebloodnephroticsyndrome(NS)immunologic kidneydisorder in whichglomerular permeabilityincreases so largermolecules pass through themembrane into the urineand are then excreted,causes massive loss ofprotein into the urine anddecreased plasma albuminlevelsdialysatesolution used indialysis that containsa balanced mix ofelectrolytes andwater and thatclosely resembleshuman plasmauremiaaccumulation ofnitrogenous wastesin the blood(azotemia); result ofrenal failure, withclinical symptomsthat include nauseaand vomitingstricturenarrowingof theurinarytractpyelolithotomysurgicalremoval of astone fromthe kidneydysuriapainfulurinationmelenablood in thestool with theappearanceof black,tarry stooldiffusionmovement ofmolecules from anarea of higherconcentration toan area of lowerconcentrationrenalosteodystrophybone metabolism andstructural damagecaused by chronickidney disease-induced low calciumlevels and highphosphorus levelsnephrectomysurgicalremovalof thekidneypolycystickidneydisease(PKD)geneticdisorder inwhich fluid-filledcysts developin the kidneyspyelonephritisa bacterialinfection inthe kidneyand renalpelvis

Iggy Ch 62 Kidney Disorders, Ch 63 AKI & CKD - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. urine output less than 400 mL/day
    oliguria
  2. performed to divert urine externally and prevent further damage to the kidney when a stricture is causing hydronephrosis and cannot be corrected with urologic problems
    nephrostomy
  3. inflammation of the glomerulus that develops suddenly from an excess immunity response within the kidney tissues
    acute glomerulonephritis
  4. localized collection of pus caused by an inflammatory response to bacteria in tissues and organs
    abscess
  5. shunts blood from the body through a dialyzer and back into circulation, requires vascular access
    hemodialysis
  6. abnormal enlargement of the kidney
    hydronephrosis
  7. itching
    pruritis
  8. a rapid reduction in kidney function resulting in a failure to maintain waste elimination, fluid and electrolyte balance, and acid-base balance
    acute kidney injury (AKI)
  9. abnormal distention of the ureter
    hydroureter
  10. breathing pattern with respirations that fast and deep; often associated with metabolic acidosis
    Kussmaul respiration
  11. layer of urea crystals from evaporated sweat; may appear on the face, eyebrows, axillae, and groin in patients with advanced uremic syndrome
    uremic frost
  12. degenerative kidney disorder resulting from changes in kidney blood vessels
    nephrosclerosis
  13. disorders of the kidney or heart that cause dysfunction in the other organs
    cardiorenal syndrome
  14. abnormal increase in the depth of respiratory movements
    hyperpnea
  15. the systemic clinical and laboratory manifestations of end-stage kidney disease
    uremic syndrome
  16. involves instiillation of hypertrophic dialysate solution into the peritoneal cavity and subsequent dwell times
    peritoneal dialysis
  17. surgical repair of the ureter
    ureteroplasty
  18. an excess of nitrogenous wastes (urea) in the blood
    azotemia
  19. immunologic kidney disorder in which glomerular permeability increases so larger molecules pass through the membrane into the urine and are then excreted, causes massive loss of protein into the urine and decreased plasma albumin levels
    nephrotic syndrome (NS)
  20. solution used in dialysis that contains a balanced mix of electrolytes and water and that closely resembles human plasma
    dialysate
  21. accumulation of nitrogenous wastes in the blood (azotemia); result of renal failure, with clinical symptoms that include nausea and vomiting
    uremia
  22. narrowing of the urinary tract
    stricture
  23. surgical removal of a stone from the kidney
    pyelolithotomy
  24. painful urination
    dysuria
  25. blood in the stool with the appearance of black, tarry stool
    melena
  26. movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
    diffusion
  27. bone metabolism and structural damage caused by chronic kidney disease-induced low calcium levels and high phosphorus levels
    renal osteodystrophy
  28. surgical removal of the kidney
    nephrectomy
  29. genetic disorder in which fluid-filled cysts develop in the kidneys
    polycystic kidney disease (PKD)
  30. a bacterial infection in the kidney and renal pelvis
    pyelonephritis