Definition of emesis in English:

emesis

noun ˈɛmɪsɪsˈeməsəs

mass nountechnical

The action or process of vomiting.
〈技〉呕吐
the drug allows you to control emesis
Example sentencesExamples
- She developed bilious emesis and bilious aspirates were subsequently returned from her nasogastric tube.
- Surveys of oncologists' choices of treatment for emesis caused by chemotherapy came to divergent results.
- On the day of admission, he had developed nausea and vomiting with emesis of clear to blood-tinged fluid.
- Symptoms include the acute onset of vertigo, sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, nausea and emesis.
- Therefore, in the case of acute overdose, gastric lavage or induced emesis should be utilized to remove unabsorbed lithium.
- A wide variety of medications are used to treat vertigo and the frequently concurrent nausea and emesis.
- Immediately after birth the patient developed bilious emesis.
- Coffee-ground emesis, usually from hemorrhagic gastritis, occurs in about 25 percent of vomiting patients.
- If a migraine develops, the dive should be terminated because of the potential for nausea, emesis and alteration of consciousness.
- In surgical settings at high risk for emesis, a prophylactic perioperative antiemetic is useful.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek, from emein 'to vomit'.

Definition of emesis in US English:

emesis

nounˈeməsəs

technical

The action or process of vomiting.
〈技〉呕吐
the drug allows you to control emesis
Example sentencesExamples
- Surveys of oncologists' choices of treatment for emesis caused by chemotherapy came to divergent results.
- Symptoms include the acute onset of vertigo, sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, nausea and emesis.
- Therefore, in the case of acute overdose, gastric lavage or induced emesis should be utilized to remove unabsorbed lithium.
- If a migraine develops, the dive should be terminated because of the potential for nausea, emesis and alteration of consciousness.
- A wide variety of medications are used to treat vertigo and the frequently concurrent nausea and emesis.
- In surgical settings at high risk for emesis, a prophylactic perioperative antiemetic is useful.
- She developed bilious emesis and bilious aspirates were subsequently returned from her nasogastric tube.
- On the day of admission, he had developed nausea and vomiting with emesis of clear to blood-tinged fluid.
- Coffee-ground emesis, usually from hemorrhagic gastritis, occurs in about 25 percent of vomiting patients.
- Immediately after birth the patient developed bilious emesis.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek, from emein ‘to vomit’.

词汇	emesis
释义	Definition of emesis in English: emesis noun ˈɛmɪsɪsˈeməsəs mass nountechnical The action or process of vomiting. 〈技〉呕吐 the drug allows you to control emesis Example sentencesExamples She developed bilious emesis and bilious aspirates were subsequently returned from her nasogastric tube. Surveys of oncologists' choices of treatment for emesis caused by chemotherapy came to divergent results. On the day of admission, he had developed nausea and vomiting with emesis of clear to blood-tinged fluid. Symptoms include the acute onset of vertigo, sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, nausea and emesis. Therefore, in the case of acute overdose, gastric lavage or induced emesis should be utilized to remove unabsorbed lithium. A wide variety of medications are used to treat vertigo and the frequently concurrent nausea and emesis. Immediately after birth the patient developed bilious emesis. Coffee-ground emesis, usually from hemorrhagic gastritis, occurs in about 25 percent of vomiting patients. If a migraine develops, the dive should be terminated because of the potential for nausea, emesis and alteration of consciousness. In surgical settings at high risk for emesis, a prophylactic perioperative antiemetic is useful. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek, from emein 'to vomit'. Definition of emesis in US English: emesis nounˈeməsəs technical The action or process of vomiting. 〈技〉呕吐 the drug allows you to control emesis Example sentencesExamples Surveys of oncologists' choices of treatment for emesis caused by chemotherapy came to divergent results. Symptoms include the acute onset of vertigo, sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, nausea and emesis. Therefore, in the case of acute overdose, gastric lavage or induced emesis should be utilized to remove unabsorbed lithium. If a migraine develops, the dive should be terminated because of the potential for nausea, emesis and alteration of consciousness. A wide variety of medications are used to treat vertigo and the frequently concurrent nausea and emesis. In surgical settings at high risk for emesis, a prophylactic perioperative antiemetic is useful. She developed bilious emesis and bilious aspirates were subsequently returned from her nasogastric tube. On the day of admission, he had developed nausea and vomiting with emesis of clear to blood-tinged fluid. Coffee-ground emesis, usually from hemorrhagic gastritis, occurs in about 25 percent of vomiting patients. Immediately after birth the patient developed bilious emesis. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek, from emein ‘to vomit’.
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