Definition of toxaemia in English:

toxaemia

(US toxemia)

nountɒkˈsiːmɪətɑkˈsimiə

mass noun

1Blood poisoning by toxins from a local bacterial infection.
Example sentencesExamples
- The injection can alleviate toxemia, raise the blood pressure and improve the general condition of the patients.
- Patients with tuberculosis empyema present with chest pain, breathlessness, cough with expectoration, fever, and toxaemia.
- The classic textbook description of acute haematogenous osteomyelitis includes severe pain, fever, and toxaemia.
- Almost immediately, they stumble into a raw spectrox nest that quickly infects them with spectrox toxemia - an almost incurable, fatal disease.
- The patient often became severely ill from the general manifestations of infection - fever, rigors, and toxaemia - and was very likely to die when this occurred.
1. 1.1
  another term for pre-eclampsia
  Example sentencesExamples
  Women pregnant with multiples are more likely than those with singletons to suffer premature delivery, toxemia (a potentially fatal form of high blood pressure), and hemorrhage.
  Moreover, no significant differences in infant growth were noted between the presence/absence of toxemia during pregnancy, cesarean section, and smoking habit.
  It may also be called toxemia or pregnancy-induced hypertension.
  During her second pregnancy his wife, Shelley, developed toxemia; the couple awaited the new baby's birth with trepidation.
  The evidence that ambulatory blood pressure measurement may predict pre-eclamptic toxaemia is not yet conclusive.

Derivatives

toxaemic

adjectiveˌtɑːkˈsiːmɪktɑkˈsimɪk

In cases of toxemic pregnancy, this time was markedly prolonged, to as long as 88 min, and the activitytime curves showed a plateau effect.
Example sentencesExamples
- Anything that uses up nerve-energy enervates, and the child becomes toxemic because the elimination of toxin is impeded.
- Dr. Lueck observed the organism in the placental tissue of toxemic mothers and identified it in the circulating blood of toxemic patients.
- When used in hemodialysis, it is part of an artificial kidney system for the treatment of patients with renal failure or toxemic conditions and provides access to a patient's blood for hemodialysis.
- The second or toxemic stage of pertussis follows relatively nonspecific symptoms of the colonizaton stage.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from toxi- + -aemia.

Definition of toxemia in US English:

toxemia

(British toxaemia)

nountäkˈsēmēətɑkˈsimiə

1Blood poisoning by toxins from a local bacterial infection.
Example sentencesExamples
- The classic textbook description of acute haematogenous osteomyelitis includes severe pain, fever, and toxaemia.
- The injection can alleviate toxemia, raise the blood pressure and improve the general condition of the patients.
- Patients with tuberculosis empyema present with chest pain, breathlessness, cough with expectoration, fever, and toxaemia.
- Almost immediately, they stumble into a raw spectrox nest that quickly infects them with spectrox toxemia - an almost incurable, fatal disease.
- The patient often became severely ill from the general manifestations of infection - fever, rigors, and toxaemia - and was very likely to die when this occurred.
1. 1.1
  another term for preeclampsia
  Example sentencesExamples
  The evidence that ambulatory blood pressure measurement may predict pre-eclamptic toxaemia is not yet conclusive.
  Women pregnant with multiples are more likely than those with singletons to suffer premature delivery, toxemia (a potentially fatal form of high blood pressure), and hemorrhage.
  It may also be called toxemia or pregnancy-induced hypertension.
  Moreover, no significant differences in infant growth were noted between the presence/absence of toxemia during pregnancy, cesarean section, and smoking habit.
  During her second pregnancy his wife, Shelley, developed toxemia; the couple awaited the new baby's birth with trepidation.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from toxi- + -emia.

单词	toxaemia
释义	Definition of toxaemia in English: toxaemia (US toxemia) nountɒkˈsiːmɪətɑkˈsimiə mass noun 1Blood poisoning by toxins from a local bacterial infection. Example sentencesExamples The injection can alleviate toxemia, raise the blood pressure and improve the general condition of the patients. Patients with tuberculosis empyema present with chest pain, breathlessness, cough with expectoration, fever, and toxaemia. The classic textbook description of acute haematogenous osteomyelitis includes severe pain, fever, and toxaemia. Almost immediately, they stumble into a raw spectrox nest that quickly infects them with spectrox toxemia - an almost incurable, fatal disease. The patient often became severely ill from the general manifestations of infection - fever, rigors, and toxaemia - and was very likely to die when this occurred. 1.1 another term for pre-eclampsia Example sentencesExamples Women pregnant with multiples are more likely than those with singletons to suffer premature delivery, toxemia (a potentially fatal form of high blood pressure), and hemorrhage. Moreover, no significant differences in infant growth were noted between the presence/absence of toxemia during pregnancy, cesarean section, and smoking habit. It may also be called toxemia or pregnancy-induced hypertension. During her second pregnancy his wife, Shelley, developed toxemia; the couple awaited the new baby's birth with trepidation. The evidence that ambulatory blood pressure measurement may predict pre-eclamptic toxaemia is not yet conclusive. Derivatives toxaemic adjectiveˌtɑːkˈsiːmɪktɑkˈsimɪk In cases of toxemic pregnancy, this time was markedly prolonged, to as long as 88 min, and the activitytime curves showed a plateau effect. Example sentencesExamples Anything that uses up nerve-energy enervates, and the child becomes toxemic because the elimination of toxin is impeded. Dr. Lueck observed the organism in the placental tissue of toxemic mothers and identified it in the circulating blood of toxemic patients. When used in hemodialysis, it is part of an artificial kidney system for the treatment of patients with renal failure or toxemic conditions and provides access to a patient's blood for hemodialysis. The second or toxemic stage of pertussis follows relatively nonspecific symptoms of the colonizaton stage. Origin Mid 19th century: from toxi- + -aemia. Definition of toxemia in US English: toxemia (British toxaemia) nountäkˈsēmēətɑkˈsimiə 1Blood poisoning by toxins from a local bacterial infection. Example sentencesExamples The classic textbook description of acute haematogenous osteomyelitis includes severe pain, fever, and toxaemia. The injection can alleviate toxemia, raise the blood pressure and improve the general condition of the patients. Patients with tuberculosis empyema present with chest pain, breathlessness, cough with expectoration, fever, and toxaemia. Almost immediately, they stumble into a raw spectrox nest that quickly infects them with spectrox toxemia - an almost incurable, fatal disease. The patient often became severely ill from the general manifestations of infection - fever, rigors, and toxaemia - and was very likely to die when this occurred. 1.1 another term for preeclampsia Example sentencesExamples The evidence that ambulatory blood pressure measurement may predict pre-eclamptic toxaemia is not yet conclusive. Women pregnant with multiples are more likely than those with singletons to suffer premature delivery, toxemia (a potentially fatal form of high blood pressure), and hemorrhage. It may also be called toxemia or pregnancy-induced hypertension. Moreover, no significant differences in infant growth were noted between the presence/absence of toxemia during pregnancy, cesarean section, and smoking habit. During her second pregnancy his wife, Shelley, developed toxemia; the couple awaited the new baby's birth with trepidation. Origin Mid 19th century: from toxi- + -emia.
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