ketonemia

/ˌkiːtoʊˈniːmiə/
noun
  1. The presence of an abnormally high level of ketone bodies in the blood, often associated with diabetes or starvation.
    • Severe ketonemia may require medical treatment to restore balance.
    • Ketonemia can occur when the body breaks down fat for energy too quickly.
    • Doctors tested the patient for ketonemia because of her high blood sugar.
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