hydremia
Pronunciation: hī-drē′mē-ă
Definition: A condition in which the blood volume is increased as a result of an increase in the water content of plasma, with or without a reduction in the concentration of protein; there is an excess of plasma in proportion to the cellular elements and a corresponding decrease in hematocrit.
Synonym(s): dilution anemia, polyplasmia
[hydr- + G. haima, blood]
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