Look up: urin-

1. urin-
   Urino- ... Urine. ... See: ure-, uro-. ... Origin: G. Ouron ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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2. urin-
   Type: Term Definitions: 1. Urine.
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3. urinacidometer
   urinacidometer An instrument for estimating the pH of urine. Related 'measure' and 'metric' words and charts: mens-; Metric Chart of Units; Metric-Length Converter; Metric Units and Links.
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4. urinaemia
   An obsolete term for uraemia. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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5. urinal
   [n] - a plumbing fixture (usually attached to the wall) used by men to urinate
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6. urinal
   A vessel into which urine is passed. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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7. urinal
   noun a plumbing fixture (usually attached to the wall) used by men to urinate
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8. urinal
   (u´rĭ-nәl) a receptacle for urine.
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9. Urinal
   • (n.) A place or convenience for urinating purposes. • (n.) A vessel for holding urine; especially, a bottle or tube for holding urine for inspection.
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10. urinal
    Type: Term Pronunciation: yūr′i-năl Definitions: 1. A vessel into which urine is passed.
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11. Urinal
    A `urinal` is a specialized toilet for urinating into. It has the form of a container or simply a wall, with drainage and automatic or manual flushing. Whilst generally intended for use by males, it is also possible for females to use urinals. The different types of male urinal, for single or multip...
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12. Urinal
    (health care) A `urinal` is a bottle for urination. It is most frequently used in health care for patients who find it impossible or difficult to get out of bed. Urinals allow the patient who has cognition and movement of his arms to toilet independently. Urinals can also be used for measurin...
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13. Urinal deodorizer block
    and deodorize restroom urinals, placed above the urinal drain (often in the confines of a small plastic trap that prevents their loss down the drain when they dissolve to a small size). Appearance and composition: These are usually cylindrical tablets used to prevent bad odors in washrooms. The chem...
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14. urinalysis
    [n] - the chemical analysis of urine (for medical diagnosis)
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15. Urinalysis
    Analysis of the contents of the urine, for example looking at its appearance, acidity or the presence of protein, sugar or bacteria. Urinalysis can be used as an indication of how various parts of the body, such as the kidney, are working.
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16. Urinalysis
    a group of physical and chemical tests done on a sample of urine to check for various disorders, including those of the kidneys and urinary tract
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17. Urinalysis
    Urinalysis / UA is when a urine sample is tested, commonly to check for any signs of infection, or protein or sugar levels.
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18. Urinalysis
    A urine sample is called a Urinalysis / UA
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19. Urinalysis
    Our Urinalysis Main Article provides a comprehensive look at the who, what, when and how of Urinalysis Urinalysis: A test that determines the content of the urine. Because urine removes toxins and excess liquids from the body, it can contain important clues. Urinalysis can be used to detect some typ...
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20. urinalysis
    A helpful (and noninvasive) test which involves the chemical and microscopic analysis of urine for diagnostic purposes. Urinalysis can assist the physician in the diagnosis of infections, diabetes, dehydration, nephritis, kidney stone, jaundice and many other conditions. ... (27 Sep 1997) ...
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21. urinalysis
    uranalysis noun (medicine) the chemical analysis of urine (for medical diagnosis)
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22. urinalysis
    (u″rĭ-nal´ĭ-sis) analysis of the urine as an aid in diagnosis of disease. Many types of test are used in analyzing the urine in order to determine whether it contains abnormal substances indicative of disease. The most significant substances normally absent from urine and detected by urinalysis are...
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23. urinalysis
    laboratory examination of a sample of urine to obtain clinical information. Most of the substances normally excreted in the urine are metabolic ... [3 related articles]
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24. Urinalysis
    An examination of the urine. A urinalysis will be performed routinely at each prenatal appointment to test for protein and/or sugar in the urine, which could be a sign of preeclampsia or diabetes, as well as infections of the urinary tract, bladder and kidneys.
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25. urinalysis
    urinalysis (yoor"unăl'isis) , clinical examination of urine for the purpose of medical diagnosis. Urine is initially examined for such characteristics as color, odor, and specific gravity. It is routinely tested for acidity, as indicated by its pH reading, and screened for sugar, keton...
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