septicemia

IPA: sˈɛptɪsˈimiʌ

noun

  • (pathology) A disease caused by the presence of pathogenic organisms, especially bacteria, or their toxins, in the bloodstream, characterised by chills and fever.
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Examples of "septicemia" in Sentences

  • Brucella septicemia in pregnancy.
  • Septicemia may also progress rapidly.
  • The autopsy states that he died of septicemia.
  • This causes septicemia due to bacterial infection.
  • P stuartii septicemia is primarily of urinary origin.
  • FS is the most severe form of meningococcal septicemia.
  • Anthrax and the blood disease septicemia are known to occur.
  • It is the only Campylobacter species that can give septicemia.
  • Animals infected with myiasis may die from toxemia and septicemia.
  • He also performed important studies of septicemia and tuberculosis.

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