UR1NEMIA 



1580 



UROBILINURIA 



filtering paper of the finest grades, including the 

 best Swedish paper, which is supposed to contain 

 the least amount of vegetable albumin. See Tests, 

 Table of. A table of the Colors of the Urine is appended. 



Urinemia (u-rin-e f -me-ah) [urina, urine; ai/xa, blood]. 

 The existence of urinary constituents in the blood. 



Uriniferous (u-rin-if '-er-us) [urina, urine ; ferre, to 

 bear]. Carrying or conveying urine. U. Tubules. 

 See under Tubulus. 



Urinific (u-rin-if' '-ik) [urina, urine; facere, to make]. 

 Excreting or producing urine. 



Uriniparous (u-rin-ip' -ar-tis) [urina, urine ; parere, to 

 produce]. Preparing or excreting urine. 



Urinogenital (u-rin-o-jen'-it-al) [urina, urine ; yevvav, 

 to produce]. Pertaining to urination and the genital 

 function ; urogenital. 



Urinogenitary [u-rin-o-jen f -it-a-re). Same as Urino- 

 genital. 



Urinology {u-rin-ol'-o-js) [urina, urine ; %6yoc, sci- 

 ence]. The science of the analysis and diagnostic 

 significance of urine. 



Urinometef (u-rin-om / -et-er) [urina, urine; fihpov, 

 measure]. A hydrometer for ascertaining the specific 

 gravity of urine. 



A. Squibb's Urinometer and Jar. b. Section of Same. 



Urinometric (u-rin-o-met'-riJi) [urina, urine; fihpov, 

 measure]. Pertaining to urinometry. 



Urinometry (ic-rin-om'-et-re) [urina, urine ; fihpov, 

 measure]. The determination of the specific gravity 

 of the urine by the urinometer. 



Urinoscopic {u-rin-o-skop' -ik) [urina, urine ; onoxelv, 

 to view]. Pertaining to the inspection of the urine. 



Urinoscopy (u-rin-os f -ko-pe). See Uroscopy. 



Urinose [u f -rin-oz). Same as Urinous. 



Urinous {u'-rin-us) [urina, urine]. Having the nature 

 of urine. 



Urite (u'-rit) [ovpa, tail]. In biology, the ventral sec- 

 tion of an arthropodan uromere. 



Uritis (u-ri'-tis) [urere, to burn ; inq, inflammation] 

 Inflammation following a burn. 



Urning (itrn'-ing) [Ovpavoc, the Greek personificati 

 heaven]. A homo-sexual individual ; a pervert in v lion) 

 the desire is only for individuals of the same sex. 



Uro- (u'-ro-) [ovpov, urine]. As a prefix, d< 

 connection with or relation to the urine, uric acid, or 

 a urate. 



Uro-acidimeter {u-ro-as-id-ini' -et-er) [orpov, urine; 

 acidum, acid; fierpov, measure]. An instrument fir 

 measuring the acidity of urine. 



Urobacillus (u-ro-bas-il ' -us) [ovpov, urine ; bacilluM, 

 a rod]. A bacillus derived from decomposed urine. 

 There are several varieties. See fiat /eria, 7 able of . 



Urobenzoic Acid (u-ro-ben-zo' -ik). Synonymous with 

 Hippuric Acid, a. v. 



Urobilin (« - ro - bil'- in) [ovpov, urine ; bill's, bile], 

 C 32 H 40 N,O r A derivative of bilirubin. It 

 yellowish-brown, amorphous pigment, almost insoluble 

 in water. It is the principal pigment of the urine, 

 and is increased in the deeply colored urine of febrile 

 and other conditions. U., Pathologic, the excetifl 

 coloring-matter of certain dark urines occurring m 

 various diseases, as pernicious anemia, febrile dise 

 etc. See Urine, Colors of, 



Urobilinoidin (u-ro-bil-iu oid'-in) [ov t mv, urine; 

 A form of urinary pigment derived from hemati 

 resembling urobilin, though not identical with it. It 

 occurs in certain pathologic conditions. 



Urobilinuria (u-ro-bil-in-u'-re-ah) [ol-pov, urine; 

 bile ; ovpov, urine]. The presence of an abnormally 

 large proportion of urobilin in the urine. 



