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anuretic

anuretic

9.9
Not able to pass urine
  • adjective
  • /ˌæn.jʊˈrɛt.ɪk/
  • Specialized
: anurético
  • The patient was diagnosed as anuretic after reporting no urine output for 24 hours.

Examples

  • Severe dehydration may result in an anuretic state, requiring immediate medical attention.

  • Some medications can cause anuretic symptoms as a rare side effect.

  • The patient was diagnosed with an anuretic condition.

  • An anuretic response can lead to serious complications.

  • The patient was diagnosed as anuretic after reporting no urine output for 24 hours.

  • Severe dehydration may result in an anuretic state, requiring immediate medical attention.

  • An anuretic condition can lead to serious health risks if not treated promptly.

Synonyms

anuric
vsanuretic
  • Specialized
9.9

Not making any urine because the kidneys do not work

is about inability to urinate framed as a medical characteristic

Surface Forms

anuretic positive

Morphology

anuretic = anuria (semi-transparent) = an + urine + tic

Forming an adjective from the medical noun 'anuria' by adding the adjectival suffix '-tic' is a regular and recognizable derivational step for learners familiar with medical terminology.

Etymology

Anuretic comes from the parts an- 'without' and ur- which you can see in 'urinate' and means 'urine', so it literally means 'without urine' and is used for someone who cannot urinate.