Question List for "Anatomy, Physiology, and Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Professions"

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Anatomy » The diagnosis of overactive bladder is made mainly by ruling out other disorders. New
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 64 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » The renal medulla contains a number of triangle-shaped striated (striped) areas called renal pyramids. New
Started by OSWALD
 85 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » To make urine, three processes are necessary: filtration, reabsorption, and metabolism. New
Started by jlmhmf
 81 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » The stretchiness of the bladder is enhanced by a series of pleats called sugulae. New
Started by cartlidgeashley
 53 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » The bladder has a muscular wall known as the detrusor muscle. New
Started by Mr. Wonderful
 55 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » Aldosterone is an adrenocorticosteroid, a steroid secreted by the adrenal cortex. New
Started by armygirl
 96 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » The MOST common risk factor for chronic kidney disease is diabetes mellitus. New
Started by EY67
 73 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » Glomerulosclerosis is scarring of the glomerulus. New
Started by asd123
 52 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » Uremia is a urinary condition that accompanies kidney disease. New
Started by sammy
 58 Apr 1, 2019
Anatomy » Kidney stones are quite rare. New
Started by Pineappleeh
 61 Apr 1, 2019
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