Look up: pyrexia

1. Pyrexia
   Medical term meaning fever.
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2. pyrexia
   Condition in which the temperature of a human being or mammal is above normal.
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3. Pyrexia
   a body temperature of above 98.6°F in the mouth or 99.8°F in the rectum
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4. Pyrexia
   Fever. Body temperature above 37 degrees Celsius
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5. Pyrexia
   see dysentery
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6. pyrexia
   Fever, elevated body temperature.
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7. Pyrexia
   Fever.
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8. Pyrexia
   Raised body temperature, fever.
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9. Pyrexia
   Py·rex'i·a noun ; plural Pyrexiæ . [ New Latin , from Greek ... to be feverish, akin to ... fever.] (Medicine) The febrile condition.
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10. pyrexia
    <clinical sign> A fever or a febrile condition, abnormal elevation of the body temperature. ... Origin: Gr. Pyressein = to be feverish ... (06 Oct 1997) ...
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11. pyrexia
    (pi-rek´se-ә) fever. adj., pyrex´ial., adj.
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12. Pyrexia
    • (n.) The febrile condition.
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13. pyrexia
    (Gr. pyressein to be feverish) a fever, or a febrile condition; abnormal elevation of the body temperature.
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14. pyrexia
    pyrexia, pyrexial, pyrexic, pyrexical To be feverish.
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15. pyrexia
    Type: Term Pronunciation: pī-rek′sē-ă Synonyms: fever
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16. Pyrexia
    See dysentery.
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17. Pyrexia
    Dysentery describes a group of infections characterized by inflammation of the small and large intestine with diarrhea often containing blood. The two main types are amoebic dysentery of the tropics and bacillary dysentery which occurs throughout the world.
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