| urea |
the body excretes unwanted protein by breaking it down into urea and nitrogen. Urea and nitrogen are then excreted through the urinary tract. When the kidneys are not functioning well, they build up in the blood. Thus, the "BUN" increases.
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| ureter |
the tubes (one on either side) which run from the kidney to the bladder (about 8-12 inches long).
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| ureter |
The name of the muscular tube that empties the kidney and carries urine down to the urinary bladder. Normally it gently squeezes the urine downwards much like the intestines slowly pass food along from the stomach to the rectum.
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| urethra |
the single tube which runs from the bladder to the area just above the vaginal opening (this is where your urine leaves your body).
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| urethritis |
an inflammation of the urethra usually caused by bacterial/rickettsial infection.
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