uratemia
- noun
- /ˌjuːrəˈtiːmiə/
- Specialized
- Untreated uratemia can lead to painful joint inflammation and kidney problems.
Examples
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Medications and dietary changes are often prescribed to manage uratemia in patients with chronic gout.
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The doctor ordered blood tests to check for uratemia as part of the patient's gout diagnosis.
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The patient was diagnosed with uratemia after the tests.
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High levels of uric acid can lead to uratemia.
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The doctor ordered blood tests to check for uratemia as part of the patient's gout diagnosis.
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Medications and dietary changes are often prescribed to manage uratemia in patients with chronic gout.
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Untreated uratemia can lead to painful joint inflammation and kidney problems.
Synonyms
A higher than normal amount of uric acid in the blood
How High
Surface Forms
Morphology
uratemia = ur + emia
The components 'ur' and 'emia' are not standalone English words, and the meaning is not directly derivable without specialized knowledge.
Etymology
The word uratemia comes from urate, a salt related to urine, and the ending -emia meaning 'blood'. So uratemia means having uric acid salts in the blood, which is why it often links to gout and kidney problems.