anuria

a·nu·ri·a

A0354700 (ə-no͝or′ē-ə, ə-nyo͝or′-)n. The absence of urine formation. Also called anuresis.

a·nu′ric (ə-no͝or′ĭk, ə-nyo͝or′-) adj.

anuria

(əˈnjʊərɪə) n (Pathology) pathol complete suppression of urine formation, often as the result of a kidney disorder. Compare anuresis, oliguria[C19: from New Latin, from an- + Greek ouron urine]

an•u•ri•a

(əˈnʊər i ə, əˈnyʊər-, ænˈyʊər-)

n. the absence or suppression of urine. [1830–40; an-¹ + -uria] an•u′ric, adj.

anuria

Condition in which no urine is produced.

Thesaurus

Noun

anuria - inability to urinate anuresisillness, sickness, unwellness, malady - impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism

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anuria

[ah-nu´re-ah] 1. complete suppression of urine formation by the kidney. adj., adj anu´ric.2. complete suppression of urine formation and excretion, as in acute renal failure. Called also anuresis. adj., adj anu´ric.

an·u·ri·a

(an-yū'rē-ă), Absence of urine formation.

anuria

(ə-no͝or′ē-ə, ə-nyo͝or′-)n. The absence of urine formation. Also called anuresis.

a·nu′ric (ə-no͝or′ĭk, ə-nyo͝or′-) adj.

anuria

A state characterised by a paucity of urine production, usually understood to mean less than 50 ml/day.

Aetiology
Acute renal failure, which may be due to shock or dehydration; fluid-ion imbalance; bilateral ureteral obstruction

anuria

Anuresis Nephrology The complete lack of urine production Etiology Acute renal failure, which may be due to shock or dehydration, fluid-ion imbalance, bilateral ureteral obstruction

an·u·ri·a

(ă-nyūr'ē-ă) Absence of urine formation.

anuria

Cessation of the production of urine by the kidneys. Anuria is always very serious, unless of brief duration. Uncorrected anuria leads to a build-up of toxic waste material in the blood and eventual death.

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noun inability to urinate

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