euvolemia

[ yoo-vuh-lee-mee-uh ]

/ ˌyu vəˈli mi ə /

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noun

Medicine/Medical. the state or condition of having the normal volume of blood or fluids in the body.

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Also especially British, eu·vo·lae·mi·a . Also nor·mo·vo·le·mi·a [nawr-moh-vuh-lee-mee-uh], /ˌnɔr moʊ vəˈli mi ə/, especially British, nor·mo·vo·lae·mi·a .

Origin of euvolemia

First recorded in 1975–80; eu- + vol(ume) + -emia

OTHER WORDS FROM euvolemia

eu·vo·le·mic; especially British, eu·vo·lae·mic, adjective

Words nearby euvolemia

Eutopia, eutrophic, eutrophication, eutrophy, Eutychianus, euvolemia, euvolemic, euxenite, Euxine, Euxine Sea, euxinia