anoxemia

an·ox·e·mi·a

(an'ok-sē'mē-ă),

Absence of oxygen in arterial blood; formerly often used to include moderate decrease in oxygen now properly distinguished as hypoxemia.

[G. an- priv. + oxygen + G. haima, blood]

anoxemia

(ăn′ŏk-sē′mē-ə)

n.

An abnormal reduction in the oxygen content of the blood.

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an′ox·e′mic adj.

anoxemia

[an′oksē′mē·ə]

a deficiency of oxygen in the blood. Also spelled anoxaemia. See also hypoxia.

an·ox·e·mi·a

(an'ok-sē'mē-ă)

Absence of oxygen in arterial blood; formerly used to include the moderate decrease in oxygen, now properly distinguished as hypoxemia.
Synonym(s): anoxaemia.

[G. an- priv. + oxygen + G. haima, blood]

Anoxemia

An extreme lack of oxygen in the blood.

Mentioned in: Anoxia

an·ox·e·mi·a

(an'ok-sē'mē-ă)

Absence of oxygen in arterial blood; formerly often used to include moderate decrease in oxygen now properly distinguished as hypoxemia.
Synonym(s): anoxaemia.

[G. an- priv. + oxygen + G. haima, blood]

anoxemia (an´oksē´mēə),

n a deficient aeration of the blood; a total lack of oxygen content in the blood.

anoxemia

lack of sufficient oxygen in the blood.