alkaluria
- noun
- /ˌæl.kəˈljʊə.ri.ə/
- Specialized
- The doctor diagnosed alkaluria after analyzing the patient's urine sample.
Examples
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Long-term alkaluria may indicate an underlying metabolic disorder.
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Dietary changes can sometimes lead to temporary alkaluria in healthy individuals.
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The patient was diagnosed with alkaluria last week.
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Can alkaluria lead to kidney stones?
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The doctor diagnosed alkaluria after performing a urine test to assess the patient's condition.
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Long-term alkaluria can be a sign of excessive intake of alkaline foods.
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Dietary changes can sometimes result in alkaluria, affecting the acidity of urine.
Synonyms
A condition where urine is less acidic than normal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Alkaluria comes from alkali ('not acidic', from a word for 'ash') and uria ('urine'), so it literally means 'alkaline urine' and describes urine that has become less acidic than normal.