Similar words: anemia, anaemia, leukemia, academia, semiarid, jeremiad, ischemia, hyperemia. Meaning: [tɑk'sɪːmɪə /tɒk-] n. 1. an abnormal condition of pregnancy characterized by hypertension and edema and protein in the urine 2. blood poisoning caused by bacterial toxic substances in the blood.
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1, Fever, chills, rapid pulse and severe toxemia develop.
2, The mother had toxemia of pregnancy.
3, If it goes unchecked, toxemia can lead to the dangerous convulsions of eclampsia , or to premature separation of the placenta.
4, Objective To study the relationship between formation of toxemia and oxidative damage of central nervous system of mice with trichinosis.
5, We call your problem as toxemia of pregnancy. You've got to be admitted to hospital.
6, Has the inflammation to respond partially that generally does not send falls ill the toxemia. 2 weeks later the epithelial cell dish appears newly and repairs.
7, The clinical signs are hypoglycemia, ketonemia, ketonuria, disperse, anorexia, ataxia,[http://sentencedict.com/toxemia.html] anaesthesia and final death. To lucubrate the Pregnancy Toxemia of sheep.
8, Among the 10 maternal deaths in this series, 6 were due to heart failure caused by toxemia of pregnancy.
9, There were significant difference ef uterine E_3 values between severe and moderate toxemia of pregnancy.
10, Objective: To investigate the effect of zinc supplements on enteral bacterial translocation and toxemia in rats after burn.
11, Urinary NAG activity also increased in various degrees in toxemia of pregnancy and several renal diseases.
12, These patients have an increased risk of developing preeclampsia or eclampsia ( toxemia ) of pregnancy.
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