Definitions:

1. A condition involving the presence of yellow pigments or substances in the blood. NOUN
   • In the case study, the patient exhibited symptoms of jaundice, suggesting underlying xanthemia.
2. A pathology that occurs when there is too much carotene in the bloodstream, which can cause the skin to turn red or pale yellow. NOUN
   • The patient's blood test revealed elevated levels of bilirubin, indicating a possible xanthemia.

Synonyms:

• carotenemia