Aki Health Dictionary

Aki: From 2 Different Sources


(Japanese) Born in autumn Akey, Akie, Akee, Aky, Akea, Akeah, Akye
Health Source: Medical Dictionary
Author: Health Dictionary
acute kidney injury, also called acute renal failure. Dehydration often leads to AKI. The diagnosis is usually based on changes in the serum creatinine concentration or the detection of *oliguria, neither of which is ideal as they tend to lag behind the phase of acute injury.
Health Source: Oxford | Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
Author: Jonathan Law, Elizabeth Martin

Akinesia

Loss or impairment of voluntary movement, or immobility. It is characteristically seen in PARKINSONISM.... akinesia

Akia

(African) The firstborn child Akiah, Akya, Akyah... akia

Akiko

(Japanese) Emanating a bright light... akiko

Akilah

(Arabic) One who is intelligent, wise, and logical

Akila, Akeela, Akeila, Akiela, Akyla, Akillah, Akilia, Akeelah, Akeilah, Akielah, Akylah, Akeala, Akealah... akilah

Akili

(Tanzanian) Having great wisdom Akilea, Akilee, Akilie, Akylee, Akylie, Akyli, Akileah... akili

Akilina

(Latin) Resembling an eagle Akilinah, Akileena, Akilyna, Akilinna, Ackilina, Acilina, Akylina, Akylyna... akilina

Akina

(Japanese) Resembling a spring flower... akina

Akira

(Scottish) One who acts as an anchor Akera, Akerra, Akiera, Akirah, Akiria, Akyra, Akirrah, Akeri, Akeira, Akeara... akira

Akiva

(Hebrew) One who protects and shelters

Akibe, Akiha... akiva




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