hypoprothrombinemia
noun
hy·po·pro·throm·bin·emia
variants:
or chiefly British hypoprothrombinaemia \ -prō-ˌthräm-bə-ˈnē-mē-ə 
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Medical Definition of hypoprothrombinemia
: deficiency of prothrombin in the blood usually due to vitamin K deficiency or liver disease (especially obstructive jaundice) and resulting in delayed clotting of blood or spontaneous bleeding (as from the nose or into the skin)
— called also prothrombinopenia
Other Words from hypoprothrombinemia
hypoprothrombinemic
or chiefly British hypoprothrombinaemic \ -ˈnē-mik
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adjective
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adjective