How Do You Spell DIALYSE?

Pronunciation: [dˈa͡ɪ͡əla͡ɪz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "dialyse" is often a subject of confusion. It is spelled with an "s" instead of a "z" because it is derived from the Greek word "dialysis" (διάλυσις), which is pronounced as [djaˈlisis]. The "s" sound is more accurate to the original pronunciation as in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), the "s" sound is represented by the symbol /s/ and the "z" sound is represented by /z/. Therefore, the correct spelling is "dialyse" when referring to a medical procedure for the treatment of kidney diseases.

DIALYSE Meaning and Definition

1. To dialyse is a verb that refers to the process of removing waste and excess substances from the blood in individuals with kidney failure or impaired kidney function. This medical procedure aims to replicate the functions of the kidneys, such as filtering out toxins, balancing electrolytes, and regulating fluid levels in the body.

   During dialysis, a special machine known as a dialyzer is used to filter the blood. The machine is connected to the patient's bloodstream through a surgically created access site, usually an arteriovenous fistula or graft. The blood flows through the dialyzer, which contains a semipermeable membrane. This membrane allows the removal of waste products and extra fluids while retaining essential substances.

   Dialysis can be performed through different techniques, including hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. Hemodialysis involves the use of an external machine, where blood is removed from the body, filtered, and returned after the process. Peritoneal dialysis, on the other hand, utilizes the abdominal lining (peritoneum) as a natural filter. A special fluid is introduced into the abdomen, and waste products and toxins pass from the blood vessels in the peritoneum into the fluid and can be drained out.

   Dialysis serves as a life-sustaining treatment for individuals with kidney failure, as it helps maintain a stable balance of minerals and fluids in the body. The frequency and duration of dialysis sessions depend on the patient's condition and the recommendation of their healthcare team.

Common Misspellings for DIALYSE

• sialyse
• xialyse
• cialyse
• fialyse
• rialyse
• eialyse
• dualyse
• djalyse
• dkalyse
• doalyse
• d9alyse
• d8alyse
• dizlyse
• dislyse
• diwlyse
• diqlyse
• diakyse
• diapyse
• diaoyse
• diaolyse

Etymology of DIALYSE

The word "dialyse" is derived from the Greek word "dialusis", which means "dissolution". "Dialusis" is a compound word, consisting of "dia", meaning "through", and "lysis", meaning "loosening" or "dissolution". The term "dialyse" was first used in the medical field, specifically in reference to the process of separating substances through a selectively permeable membrane, as in dialysis.

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Conjugate verb Dialyse

CONDITIONAL

I would dialyse

you would dialyse

he/she/it would dialyse

we would dialyse

they would dialyse

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be dialysing

you would be dialysing

he/she/it would be dialysing

we would be dialysing

they would be dialysing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have dialyse

you would have dialyse

he/she/it would have dialyse

we would have dialyse

they would have dialyse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been dialysing

you would have been dialysing

he/she/it would have been dialysing

we would have been dialysing

they would have been dialysing

FUTURE

I will dialyse

you will dialyse

he/she/it will dialyse

we will dialyse

they will dialyse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be dialysing

you will be dialysing

he/she/it will be dialysing

we will be dialysing

they will be dialysing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have dialysed

you will have dialysed

he/she/it will have dialysed

we will have dialysed

they will have dialysed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been dialysing

you will have been dialysing

he/she/it will have been dialysing

we will have been dialysing

they will have been dialysing

IMPERATIVE

you dialyse

we let´s dialyse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to dialyse

PAST

I dialysed

you dialysed

he/she/it dialysed

we dialysed

they dialysed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was dialysing

you were dialysing

he/she/it was dialysing

we were dialysing

they were dialysing

PAST PARTICIPLE

dialysed

PAST PERFECT

I had dialysed

you had dialysed

he/she/it had dialysed

we had dialysed

they had dialysed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been dialysing

you had been dialysing

he/she/it had been dialysing

we had been dialysing

they had been dialysing

PRESENT

I dialyse

you dialyse

he/she/it dialyses

we dialyse

they dialyse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am dialysing

you are dialysing

he/she/it is dialysing

we are dialysing

they are dialysing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

dialysing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have dialysed

you have dialysed

he/she/it has dialysed

we have dialysed

they have dialysed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been dialysing

you have been dialysing

he/she/it has been dialysing

we have been dialysing

they have been dialysing

I would have dialysed

we would have dialysed

you would have dialysed

he/she/it would have dialysed

they would have dialysed