IPA: /ɪˈklæmp.tɪk/
KK: /ɪˈklæmp.tɪk/
Relating to a serious condition during pregnancy characterized by seizures, often associated with high blood pressure.
The doctor monitored the patient closely for any signs of eclamptic symptoms during her pregnancy.
Eclamptic → It is derived from the Greek word "eklampsis" (meaning a shining out or a sudden attack) and the suffix "-tic" (meaning relating to). The term "eclamptic" refers to a condition related to a sudden attack of seizures, particularly in the context of pregnancy-related complications.
Think of a sudden 'shining out' or 'attack' ('eklampsis') that relates to a medical condition, which helps you remember that 'eclamptic' refers to a state involving sudden seizures.