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hyponatraemia
hyponatraemia (ˌhaɪpɒnəˈtriːmɪə) n1. (Pathology) a condition in which there is a low concentration of sodium in the blood. Also called: water intoxication 2. (Medicine) a condition in which there is a low concentration of sodium in the blood. Also called: water intoxication [C20: from hypo- + Latin natrium sodium + -aemia]EncyclopediaSeehyponatremiahyponatraemia
hy·po·na·tre·mi·a (hī'pō-nă-trē'mē-ă) Abnormally low concentrations of sodium ions in the circulating blood.
Synonym(s): hyponatraemia. [hypo- + natrium, + G. haima, blood]hyponatraemia Abnormally low levels of sodium in the blood. This may be due to excessive salt loss in sweat, overtreatment with DIURETICS, ADDISON'S DISEASE, chronic diarrhoea, or to heart, liver or kidney diseases featuring severe OEDEMA. There is low blood pressure, a fast pulse, a reduction in blood volume, reduced secretion of urine (OLIGURIA), muscle cramps and cold, pale skin.hy·po·na·tre·mi·a (hī'pō-nă-trē'mē-ă) Abnormally low concentrations of sodium ions in circulating blood.
Synonym(s): hyponatraemia. [hypo- + natrium, + G. haima, blood] |