IPA: /vaɪˈriːmiə/
KK: /vaɪˈriːmiə/
The condition where viruses are present in the blood.
The doctor tested for viremia to determine if the virus was affecting the patient's bloodstream.
Viremia is formed from "virus" (from Latin *virus*, meaning poison or venom) and "-emia" (from Greek *haima*, meaning blood). The term refers to the presence of viruses in the blood.
Think of 'virus' as something harmful and 'emia' as relating to blood — so viremia means having a virus in the blood.