IPA: /vɪˈreɪmiə/
KK: /vɪˈreɪmiə/
The state of having a virus present in the blood.
The doctor tested for viraemia to determine if the virus was affecting the patient's health.
Viraemia is formed from "virus" (from Latin *virus*, meaning poison or venom) and "-aemia" (from Greek *haima*, meaning blood). The term refers to the presence of viruses in the blood.
Think of 'virus' as a poison and '-aemia' as relating to blood — this helps you remember that viraemia means the presence of a virus in the blood.