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-uria is a suffix meaning a condition of the urine, while -emia refers to a condition of the blood. Hematuria refers to the presence of blood in the urine. Hyperlipidemia is a condition where there are abnormally high levels of lipids like cholesterol in the bloodstream, putting one at risk for atherosclerosis. These suffixes help define medical terms related to conditions of the urine and blood.
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-uria is a medical suffix meaning condition of the urine, such as hematuria which refers to blood in the urine. -emia means condition of the blood, for example hyperlipidemia refers to high lipid or cholesterol levels in the blood which increases the risk of atherosclerosis. The document defines the suffixes -uria and -emia as they relate to medical terminology and provides examples of terms that use each suffix along with their meanings.
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- 1. Understanding of these suffixes: -uria -emia By: Stanley R. Akomeah
- 2. “-uria” is a suffix which is defined as a condition of the urine
- 3. Medical Terms •Some medical terms that have –uria as a suffix
- 4. Hematuria • Hemat/o: BLOOD • -uria: condition of urine This is a condition in which there is blood in the urine.
- 5. Causes
- 6. -emia “-emia” is a suffix which is defined as a condition of the blood.
- 7. Medical Term A medical term that have –emia as a suffix
- 8. Hyperlipidemia Hyper: over Lip/o: fat -emia: condition of blood
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