n.
Abnormally deep or rapid breathing.
[HYPER- + Greek pnoiā, -pnoia, breath, breathing (from pnein, to breathe).]
hyperpneic hy'perp·ne'ic (-ĭk) adj.
Dictionary:
hy·perp·ne·a (hī'pərp-nē'ə, hī'pər-nē'ə)
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[HYPER- + Greek pnoiā, -pnoia, breath, breathing (from pnein, to breathe).]
hyperpneic hy'perp·ne'ic (-ĭk) adj.| 5min Related Video: hyperpnea |
| Dental Dictionary: hyperpnea |
An abnormal increase in respiratory volume; an abnormal increase in the rate and depth of breathing.
| Medical Dictionary: hy·perp·ne·a |
Abnormally deep and rapid breathing.
hy'perp·ne'ic (-ĭk) adj.| Veterinary Dictionary: hyperpnea |
Abnormal increase in depth and rate of respiration but not to the point of being labored, the critical point for dyspnea.
| WordNet: hyperpnea |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
energetic (deep and rapid) respiration that occurs normally after exercise or abnormally with fever or various disorders
Antonym: hypopnea (meaning #1)
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