Associations to the word «Hemorrhage»
Noun
- Tomography
- Congestion
- Sclerosis
- Concussion
- Fracture
- Dysfunction
- Seizure
- Biopsy
- Anesthesia
- Lump
- Degeneration
- Ganglion
- Cns
- Bowel
- Nausea
- Syndrome
- Pneumonia
- Retention
- Incidence
- Pregnancy
- Mortality
- Sinus
- Coughing
- Carcinoma
- Diagnosis
- Dementia
- Multitude
- Childbirth
- Bruise
- Deficiency
- Abnormality
- Prognosis
- Impairment
- Catheter
- Shock
- Cough
- Hands
- Arthritis
- Infant
- Organ
- Abdomen
- Onset
- Karen
- Fetus
- Bladder
- Imaging
- Tuberculosis
- Diabetes
- Intestine
- Nightmare
- Skull
- Trembling
- Accumulation
- Hem
Adjective
- Neurological
- Diffuse
- Fetal
- Systemic
- Axial
- Sonic
- Congenital
- Focal
- Pelvic
- Respiratory
- Viral
- Abnormal
- Surgical
- Weighted
- Premature
- Persistent
- Chronic
- Inflammatory
- Urinary
- Transient
- Optic
- Fibrous
- Pancreatic
- Swelling
- Capillary
- Cortical
- Intravenous
- Malignant
- Thyroid
- Threatening
- Benign
- Fluid
- Clinical
- Peripheral
- Fungal
- Cervical
- Basal
- Prolonged
- Coronary
- Penetrating
Adverb
Wiktionary
HEMORRHAGE, noun. A heavy release of blood within or from the body.
HEMORRHAGE, verb. (intransitive) To bleed copiously.
HEMORRHAGE, verb. (transitive) To lose (something) in copious quantities.
Dictionary definition
HEMORRHAGE, noun. The flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel.
HEMORRHAGE, verb. Lose blood from one's body.
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