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Definition of urinary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of urinary is as below...
Urinary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
urine;
as, the
urinary
bladder;
urinary
excretions..
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Emiction
::
Emiction
(n.) What is
voided
by the
urinary
passages;
urine.
Urochrome
::
Urochrome
(n.) A
yellow
urinary
pigment,
considered
by
Thudichum
as the only
pigment
present
in
normal
urine.
It is
regarded
by Maly as
identical
with
urobilin..
Nephritical
::
Nephritical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
kidneys
or
urinary
organs;
renal;
as, a
nephritic
disease..
Antilithic
::
Antilithic
(a.)
Tending
to
prevent
the
formation
of
urinary
calculi,
or to
destroy
them when
formed..
Allantoid
::
Allantoid
(n.) A
membranous
appendage
of the
embryos
of
mammals,
birds,
and
reptiles,
-- in
mammals
serving
to
connect
the fetus with the
parent;
the
urinary
vesicle..
Bladder
::
Bladder
(n.) A bag or sac in
animals,
which
serves
as the
receptacle
of some
fluid;
as, the
urinary
bladder;
the gall
bladder;
--
applied
especially
to the
urinary
bladder,
either
within
the
animal,
or when taken out and
inflated
with air..
Urinary
::
Urinary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
urine;
as, the
urinary
bladder;
urinary
excretions..
Urocyst
::
Urocyst
(n.) The
urinary
bladder.
Calculus
::
Calculus
(n.) Any solid
concretion,
formed
in any part of the body, but most
frequent
in the
organs
that act as
reservoirs,
and in the
passages
connected
with them; as,
biliary
calculi;
urinary
calculi,
etc..
Buchu
::
Buchu (n.) A South
African
shrub
(Barosma)
with small
leaves
that are
dotted
with oil
glands;
also, the
leaves
themselves,
which are used in
medicine
for
diseases
of the
urinary
organs,
etc.
Several
species
furnish
the
leaves..
Urohaematin
::
Urohaematin
(n.)
Urinary
haematin;
--
applied
to the
normal
coloring
matter
of the
urine,
on the
supposition
that it is
formed
either
directly
or
indirectly
(through
bilirubin)
from the
haematin
of the
blood.
See
Urochrome,
and
Urobilin..
Gonorrhoea
::
Gonorrhoea
(n.) A
contagious
inflammatory
disease
of the
genitourinary
tract,
affecting
especially
the
urethra
and
vagina,
and
characterized
by a
mucopurulent
discharge,
pain in
urination,
and
chordee;
clap..
Gravel
::
Gravel
(n.) A
deposit
of small
calculous
concretions
in the
kidneys
and the
urinary
or gall
bladder;
also, the
disease
of which they are a
symptom..
Urinary
::
Urinary
(n.) A
urinarium;
also, a
urinal..
Cystine
::
Cystine
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
C3H7NSO2,
containing
sulphur,
occuring
as a
constituent
of
certain
rare
urinary
calculi,
and
occasionally
found as a
sediment
in
urine..
Cystocele
::
Cystocele
(n.)
Hernia
in which the
urinary
bladder
protrudes;
vesical
hernia.
Genitourinary
::
Genitourinary
(a.) See
Urogenital.
Cloaca
::
Cloaca
(n.) The
common
chamber
into which the
intestinal,
urinary,
and
generative
canals
discharge
in
birds,
reptiles,
amphibians,
and many
fishes..
Lithiasis
::
Lithiasis
(n.) The
formation
of stony
concretions
or
calculi
in any part of the body,
especially
in the
bladder
and
urinary
passages..
Urinogenital
::
Urinogenital
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
urinary
and
genital
organs;
genitourinary;
urogenital;
as, the
urinogenital
canal..
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