the presence of bacteria in the bloodstream
Origin of bacteremia
bacter(ia) + -emiabacteremia
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bacteremia
noun
The presence of bacteria in the blood.
Related Forms:
- bac′te·re′mic
adjective
- bac′te·re′mi·cal·ly
adverb
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bacteremia - Medical Definition
n.
The presence of bacteria in the blood.
Related Forms:
- bac′te·re′mic (-mĭk)
adj.
- bac′te·re′mi·cal·ly
adv.
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