IPA: /ˌjʊrɪˈmiːə/
KK: /ˌjʊrɪˈniːmə/
A medical condition where the blood contains substances normally found in urine, indicating a problem with kidney function.
The doctor diagnosed her with urinemia after reviewing her blood tests.
Urinemia is formed from "urina" (from Latin, meaning urine) and "-emia" (from Greek "haima", meaning blood). The word refers to the presence of urine in the blood, indicating a medical condition.
Think of 'urine' as the liquid waste from the body and '-emia' meaning 'in the blood' — this helps you remember that urinemia refers to urine being present in the blood.