Synonym: infected. Similar words: antiseptic, skepticism, inception, reception, deceptive, perception, deception, exception. Meaning: ['septɪk] 
adj. 1. containing or resulting from disease-causing organisms 2. of or relating to or caused by putrefaction.
adj. 1. containing or resulting from disease-causing organisms 2. of or relating to or caused by putrefaction. 
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(61) Would decrease mortality among patients with septic shock who were being treated with conventional vasopressor ...
(62) Herein we report a case of melioidosis presenting with a rare combination of septic arthritis, prostatic abscess, and septicemia.
(63) Objective : To investigate the Shenfu Injection ( SFI ) of serious sepsis and septic shock treatment early recovery.
(64) Thereafter, he was admitted to the hospital seven more times due to septic arthritis, and underwent debridement, sequestrectomy and right above-knee amputation.
(65) Propose in city employ three squares sePtic tank public lavatory.
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(66) Persistent bacteremia often leads to severe sepsis or overwhelming septic shock.
(67) However, there were more episodes of superinfection , including new sepsis and septic shock.
(68) Patients should be examined for abscesses, skin ulcers, septic joints , phlebitis, and osteomyelitis.
(69) A dirty cut may become septic , ie affected by bacteria.
(70) One septic tank is foreseen for offices sewage network connecting to waste water pump station.
(71) The Ganges River is so heavily polluted at Varanasi that the water is septic - no dissolved oxygen exists.
(72) Endplate potentials, acetylcholine potentials, and electrotonic potentials were recorded from the motor endplates of isolated diaphragms from acute late septic and non septic rats.
(73) The only people who would ever see this part of the building would be the guy who cut the grass and any unfortunate person who would have to work on the septic pit.
More similar words: antiseptic, skepticism, inception, reception, deceptive, perception, deception, exception, perceptible, conception, apperception, susceptible, surreptitious, optimistic, separate, horseplay, separation, separate from, except, keep to, accept, concept, option, except for, optimum, adaptive, adoption, acceptable, acceptance, bumptious.