Rapid breathing.
[New Latin : TACHY– + Greek pnoiē, breathing (from pnein, to breathe).]
tachypneic tach'yp·ne'ic adj.
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Rapid breathing.
[New Latin : TACHY– + Greek pnoiē, breathing (from pnein, to breathe).]
tachypneic tach'yp·ne'ic adj.An excessively rapid respiration. A respiratory neurosis marked by quick, shallow breathing.
Rapid breathing. Also called polypnea.
Very rapid respirations. The rate is fast and the depth shallow, as in heat stroke, because the initiating mechanism is hyperthermia and there is no hypercapnia.
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