Genitourinary and Renal Alterations
Across
- 4. Elevated blood pressure commonly associated with APSGN
- 5. Abnormal protein in the urine
- 7. Infection of the lower urinary tract or bladder
- 8. Abbreviation for backward movement of urine toward the kidneys
- 11. Low blood albumin concentration
- 13. Type of enuresis when sustained nighttime dryness was never established
- 16. Syndrome characterized by hemolytic anemia, low platelets, and kidney injury
- 18. Presence of blood in the urine
- 19. Abbreviation for sudden reduction in kidney filtration
- 20. Swelling found in both APSGN and nephrotic syndrome
Down
- 1. Type of enuresis that returns after a period of dryness
- 2. Elevated serum potassium that can cause dangerous dysrhythmias
- 3. Renal syndrome characterized by massive protein loss and edema
- 6. Painful urination
- 9. Abnormally low platelet count
- 10. Abbreviation for immune-mediated glomerular inflammation following streptococcal infection
- 12. Involuntary urination at an age when nighttime dryness is expected
- 14. Kidney infection often associated with fever and flank pain
- 15. Laboratory marker used to assess kidney filtration
- 17. Sudden strong need to urinate