alkalinuria
- noun
- /ˌæl.kə.lɪˈnʊr.i.ə/
- Specialized
- The doctor diagnosed alkalinuria after analyzing the pH of the patient's urine.
Examples
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Certain medications can cause temporary alkalinuria as a side effect.
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Persistent alkalinuria may point to problems with kidney function.
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The patient was diagnosed with alkalinuria last week.
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Does alkalinuria affect kidney function?
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The doctor diagnosed alkalinuria after measuring the unusually high pH level of the urine.
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Persistent alkalinuria can indicate an underlying issue with the urinary system.
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Certain health conditions may lead to alkalinuria, making urine less acidic than normal.
Synonyms
A condition in which urine becomes alkaline rather than acidic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word alkalinuria comes from alkali, as in alkaline, meaning 'not acidic', and -uria meaning 'urine'. So it means 'urine that is too alkaline'.