See WAC 415-104-570(1), 415-104-720, and 415-104-725. The following conditions of the urinary system are causes for rejection of membership:

(1) Albuminuria if persistent or recurrent including so-called orthostatic or functional albuminuria;

(2) Cystitis, chronic: Individuals with acute cystitis are unacceptable until the condition is cured;

(3) Enuresis determined to be a symptom of an organic defect not amendable to treatment, see also WAC 415-104-688;

(4) Epispadias or hypospadias when accompanied by evidence of infection of the urinary tract or if clothing is soiled when voiding;

(5) Hematuria, cylindruria, or other findings indicative of renal tract disease;

(6) Incontinence of urine;

(7) Kidney:

(a) Absence of one kidney, regardless of cause;

(b) Acute or chronic infections of the kidney;

(c) Cystic or polycystic kidney, confirmed history of;

(d) Hydronephrosis or pyonephrosis;

(e) Nephritis, acute or chronic;

(f) Pyelitis, pyelonephritis;

(8) Penis, amputation of, if the resulting stump is insufficient to permit micturition in a normal manner;

(9) Peyronie's disease;

(10) Prostate gland, hyperthrophy of, with urinary retention;

(11) Renal calculus:

(a) Substantiated history of bilateral renal calculus at any time;

(b) Verified history of renal calculus at any time with evidence of stone formation within the preceding twelve months, current symptoms or positive X-ray for calculus;

(12) Skeneitis;

(13) Urethra:

(a) Stricture of the urethra;

(b) Urethritis, acute or chronic, other than gonorrheal urethritis without complications;

(14) Urinary fistula;

(15) Other diseases and defects of the urinary system which obviously preclude satisfactory performance of duty or which require frequent and prolonged treatment.