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hy·per·vo·le·mi·a

(hī'pĕr-vō-lē'mē-ă), Do not confuse this word with hypervolia.

Abnormally increased volume of blood.

Synonym(s): plethora (1) , repletion

[hyper- + L. volumen, volume, + G. haima, blood]

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hy·per·vo·le·mi·a

(hī'pĕr-vol-ē'mē-ă)

Abnormally increased volume of blood.
Synonym(s): circulatory overload, plethora (1) , repletion (1) , hypervolaemia.

[hyper- + L. volumen, volume, + G. haima, blood]

pleth·o·ra

(pleth'ŏr-ă)

1. Synonym(s): hypervolemia.

2. An excess of any of the body fluids.
Synonym(s): repletion (2) .

[G. plēthōrē, fullness, fr. plēthō, to become full]

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repletion

(rē-plē′shŭn) [L. repletio, a filling up]

The condition of being full or satisfied.

hy·per·vo·le·mi·a

(hī'pĕr-vol-ē'mē-ă)

Abnormally increased volume of blood.
Synonym(s): circulatory overload, plethora (1) , repletion (1) , hypervolaemia.

[hyper- + L. volumen, volume, + G. haima, blood]

pleth·o·ra

(pleth'ŏr-ă)

1. Synonym(s): hypervolemia.

2. An excess of any of the body fluids.
Synonym(s): repletion (2) .

[G. plēthōrē, fullness, fr. plēthō, to become full]

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