hyperpnoea

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hy·per·pne·a

(hī'pĕrp-nē'ă)

Breathing that is deeper and more rapid than is normal at rest.
Synonym(s): hyperpnoea.

[hyper- + G. pnoē, breathing]

hyperpnoea

Abnormally rapid and deep breathing.

hyperpnoea

an increased ventilation of the lungs.

hy·per·pne·a

(hī'pĕrp-nē'ă)

Breathing that is deeper and more rapid than normal.
Synonym(s): hyperpnoea.

[hyper- + G. pnoē, breathing]

hyperpnoea

see hyperpnea.

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