Participant Number  List three things you learned from the Urology Session.
4 I learned about different disease that effect the urination system. I learned extensively about kidney stones and other cancers that involve the urination system.
5 Kidney stones, functions of kidneys, two blood vessels 
6 the stone, how it works, cancer from that area 
7 I learned about kidney stones and how to predict a patient has kidney stones 
15 I learned about kideny stones, kideny infections, and bladder cancer.
16 kidney stones are part of a urinary issue, urologists tend to test bladder issues, and urinary issues can occur in healthy people.
23 How Kidney Stones form, the kidneys function, and how urine shows you how dehydrated you are
25 I learned about kidney stones and how they take them out. I learned about the fiumctions of kidneys and what an Urologist is and does.
28 Kidney Stones develop from poor hydration, a certain cancer develops when you grow older if you don't take care of yourself, the kidney's function displays a pathway to your bladder
37 Kidney Stones, UTI, CT Scans, and how the kidneys look
39 I learned about what the kidney does, I learned that it’s connected to the bladder, and I learned what kidney stones are
40 When your pee is yellow it’s because you have liver failure, kidney stones are made up of small crystals, and staying hydrated helps you prevent kidney stones.
42 Urology deals with the kidneys, bladder, and that we actually only need one kidney to live
44 Three things I learned in the Urology session is about how kidney stones are formed, what kidney stones are and how they’re treated.
48 - I learned that you can develop multiple kidney stones - I also learned that you can removed kidney stones without surgery - I also learned about how to prevent getting kidney stones
49 The function of a kidney, issues that can occur with kidneys, and why kidney stones happen
51 I learned what Kidney stones look like , what happened in a kidney and what color your urine should be .
53 I learned that little stones can block the kidneys from releasing fluids. I also learned that we can live with only one kidney and that to break kidney stones we use a laser or sound waves.
54 Three things I've learned is kidney stones can be really painful, It is not very common for you to get kidney stones at a young age and If you had kidney stones before you have a higher chance to get them again. 
56 I learned how kidney stones were formed, how to identify them, and hot to perform a prostate exam
59 I learned about prostate cancer, kidney stones, and urinary tract infection.
60 I learned about the unirary tract,kidney stone, and how kidney stones may come back.
61 I learned about how the urine can see how much water your drinking, how kidney stones affect the body, and how much water you should drink to have good health
62 I learned about what a urologist does, a day in the life of a urologist, and I learned about the kidney and kidney stones.
66 Urologists diagnose and treat a wide variety of medical conditions, including urinary incontinence, recurrent bladder infections, weak pelvic floor muscles and prostate cancer. 13 years of college/ residency is required to become a Urologist. Urologists treat both men and women who have diseases and injuries that involve the urinary tract. 
67 Kidney stones can start to develop in your kidneys when you’re dehydrated and not eating the right foods. Your kidneys helps prevent toxic substances from entering your blood and it helps balance the amount of water in your body. Two kinds of cancers of the urinary tract are prostate and kidney cancer. 
69 The parts of a kidney, the components of the job, and what they do on a daily basis
72 I learned about kidney stones, how pee should look, and diseases that can occur.
74 urologist specialize in the kidneys, urinary bladder, and the male reproductive organs 
76 Kidney stones, prostrate exams, and signs of kidney cancer
79 Urologist deal with prostate cancer, they deal with the urethra, and they deal with kidney stones.
77  kidney stones can be caused by dehydration, kidney stones can easily be prevented if you’re hydrated, and you can look at the infected area with a long scope with a camera on it  
81 1. I learned about the kidney disease. 2. I learned about kidney functions. 3. I also learned about the cause and effects of kidney stones.
84 Urology is a part of health care that deals with diseases of the male and female urinary tract. There are these things called kidney stones that are hard deposits of minerals and acid salts that stick together in concentrated urine. 
85 I learned what a kidney stone is, what causes a kidney stone to form, and hownthey remove it from the body. 
86 I learned the parts of the urinary tract , the kidneys filter blood, and problems kidneys can develop  
89 What the kidneys do, what we can do to prevent stones, and how important it is to drink water.
92 The kidney filters toxins. Kidney stones can form because of dehydration. These stones can give you a lot of pain and they do not have to be big. Urine goes down the ureter. 
99 I learned the functions of a Kidney, I learned two problems that deal with the uterus and kidney, and I learned how long it takes to be a urologist. 
103 I learned how the kidney functions and anatomy of the kidney. I also learned some medical diseases that can happen within the subject of urology. 
105 I learned about kidney stones, the function of the kidney, and the parts in the kidney
106 How the kidney works,Kidney stones,and,the symptoms o kidney stones
107 Not Drinking enough water can cause kidney stones, the kidneys hold urine and travel to get to the bladder, and kidneys hold a lot of blood.