anuric
- adjective
- /ˌænˈjʊrɪk/
- Specialized
- The patient became anuric following the severe kidney injury.
Examples
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Doctors were concerned when his urine output dropped and he turned anuric.
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Treatment protocols differ for anuric cases compared to those with partial kidney function.
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The patient is anuric.
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An anuric condition can lead to serious health issues.
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The patient became anuric following the severe kidney injury.
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Doctors were concerned when his urine output dropped and he turned anuric.
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An anuric condition can lead to serious health issues.
Synonyms
Not able to pass urine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word anuric comes from Greek parts: the prefix a- meaning 'without' and ouron meaning 'urine', the same root found in English words like 'urinal'. So, anuric means 'without urine' and is used for someone who cannot produce urine.