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acetonaemia
acetonaemia (ˌəsiːtəʊˈniːmɪə; əˌsiːtə-) or acetonemian (Veterinary Science) another name for ketosisacetonemia, acetonaemiaa condition caused by elevated levels of acetone in the blood.See also: Disease and IllnessEncyclopediaSeeacetonemiaacetonaemia
Acetonaemia The presence of an excess of acetone in the blood, which occurs in ketoacidosis due to alcohol abuse, uncontrolled diabetes (ketoacidosis), starvation and prolonged fasting.ac·e·to·ne·mi·a (as'ĕ-tŏ-nē'mē-ă) The presence of acetone or acetone bodies in relatively large amounts in the blood.
Synonym(s): acetonaemia. [acetone + G. haima, blood]acetonaemia Excessive quantities of acetone bodies in the blood. This may occur in uncontrolled DIABETES or in starvation. A commoner term is KETOSIS; the condition is the cause of diabetic coma. See also ACETONE BODY.ac·e·to·ne·mi·a (as'ĕ-tŏ-nē'mē-ă) Presence of acetone or acetone bodies in relatively large amounts in the blood, manifested at first by excitability, and later by a progressive depression.
Synonym(s): acetonaemia. [acetone + G. haima, blood] |