Anoxemia

/ˌænɒkˈsiːmiə/ noun

A deficiency of oxygen in the blood; a condition where blood oxygen levels are abnormally low (American spelling of anoxaemia).

From Greek 'a-' (without) + 'oxys' (oxygen) + Latin 'haemia' (blood), using Latinate spelling conventions. Standard medical terminology in 20th century physiology and medicine.

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