* Which of the following is not part of the kidney?
* Which of the following can cause kidney failure?
* Which of the following values is used to monitor kidney function?
* Where is a transplanted kidney placed in the recipient's body?
* What is the term for the body's own immune system causing the destruction and failure of a transplanted organ?
* Which of the following drugs are used to suppress the immune system following a transplant?
* What is a common side effect of prednisone, a drug commonly used in post-transplant patients?
* Which blood test is often used to evaluate transplant kidney function?
* Which of the following specialties deals with kidney diseases?
* What are the narrow tubes that transport urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder?
* Within the kidney,where does 80 percent of nephron reabsorption occur?
* Let's assume that the kidneys of a healthy individual produce 300 cubic centimeters of urine every 2 hours, approximately what would be the hourly filtration volume?
* What is the name of the pigment found in the urinary bladder that produces the normal yellow to amber color of urine?
* What is the name of the instrument that requires 1 drop of urine to be read off a scale viewed through an ocular?
* When collecting a urine specimen, what type of urine specimen is highly concentrated?
* What medical term refers to the dilation or stretching of the nephron?
* A healthy individual produced 3600 cubic centimeters of urine in one day. What is the quantity of glucose reabsorbed each hour when .10 grams of 100 cubic centimeters of glucose are in the filtrate and plasma?
* In a solution, what is the ratio of the weight of a given volume of urine to the weight of an equal amount of water?
* Which of these is NOT a part of the urinary system?
* How many phases are there to the formation of urine?