10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «DIACETEMIA»
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diacetemia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
P & G Pharmacy Handbook
blood deficiency hyphemia ischemia oligemia blood w/dlacetic acid diacetemia
blood disease dyscrasia hemopathy blood disease study hematopathology blood
drinking hematophagta blood elements low hypocythemia hemadromometer ...
2
Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
... determining by touch topesthesia development of disease pathogenesis
development incomplete agenesia agenetic agenesis aplasia dextrose in urine
dextrosuria* glycosuria 'obsolete term diacetic acid in blood diacetemia diacetic
acid in ...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek,
1991
3
Dorland Diccionario Enciclopédico Illustrado de Medicina
... síntomas de abstinencia alcohólica aguda; se administra por vía oral, rectal,
intravenosa o intramuscular. diacetato (diacetate) Acetoacetato. diacetemia (
diacetemia) Presencia de ácido acetoacético (ácido diacético) en la sangre.
diacético, ...
1. Acetoacetato. 2. Compuesto que contiene dos residuos de acetato. diacetemia
(diacetemia). f. Forma de acidosis debida a la presencia de ácido acetoacético (
diacético) en la : diacetic acid (ácido diacético). diacetonuria (diacetonuria). f.
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Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
DIACETEMIA, «. /. PAT. Presença do ácido acetila- cético no sangue. DIACÉIICO
, adj. QUÍM. O mesmo que acetila- cético (v.). DIACETILACETATO, s. m. QUÍM.
Sal do ácido diacetilacético. DIACETILACÉTICO, adj. QUÍM. Diz-se de um ácido
e ...
... oxaluria, diabetes) ; retention of physiolgic matabolic products (uremia or
potassemia, eclampsia, cholemia, asphyxia, extensive burns) ; overproduction of
physiologic and pathologic products (overwork, sunstroke, diacetemia,
ammonemia, ...
... which can be exceeded with benefit in some cases and must be further
restricted in others. An exclusively nitrogenous diet tends to increase the danger
of diacetemia and may also cause the excretion of an increased amount of sugar.
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The Year Book of General Medicine
... can be regarded only as an arbitrary average which can be exceeded with
benefit in some cases and must be further restricted in others. An exclusively
nitrogenous diet tends to increase the danger of diacetemia and may also cause
the ...
9
The practice of medicine
This is said to depend upon diacetemia. Physical Signs. — Inspection. The
information given by inspection • must depend in great measure on the condition
of the abdominal walls. When these are thin and relaxed , there is a bulging over
the ...
William Colby Goodno, Clarence Bartlett,
1895
10
The Epitome of Medicine: A Monthly Retrospect of Progress in ...
Finally, there appears also to be an idiopathic diacetemia or auto-intoxication, by
diacetic acid, unattended by other grave disease such as pneumonia or diabetes,
and manifested by vomiting, dyspnoea and jactitation, which soon terminates ...