pnea

pnea
tachy·pnea;

English syllables. 2014.

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  • -pnea — [dal gr. pnéō respiro ]. (med.) Secondo elemento di parole composte nelle quali indica respirazione (per es., apnea ) …   Enciclopedia Italiana

  • -pnea — or pnoea noun combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pnoia, from pnoia, from pnein to breathe breath ; breathing < hyperpnea > < apnoea > …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • -pnea — a combining form meaning breath, respiration, used in the formation of compound words that denote a kind of breathing or condition of the respiratory system, as specified by the initial element: dyspnea; hyperpnea. Also, pnoea. [ < Gk pnoia, akin …   Universalium

  • -pnea — Breath, respiration. [G. pneo, to breathe] * * * [Gr. pnoia breath] a word termination denoting relationship to breathing …   Medical dictionary

  • -pnea — ► sufijo Componente de palabra procedente del gr. pneo, que significa respirar: ■ apnea. * * * ► Sufijo procedente del gr. pnéō, respirar …   Enciclopedia Universal

  • -pnea — pnè·a conf. TS fisiol., med. respirazione, relativo alla respirazione: brachipnea, polipnea {{line}} {{/line}} ETIMO: dal gr. pnoia, cfr. pnéō io respiro …   Dizionario italiano

  • -pnea — or pnoea aff. a combining form meaning “breath, respiration,” used esp. to form nouns denoting a kind of breathing or condition of the respiratory system, as specified by the initial element: dyspnea; hyperpnea[/ex] • Etymology: < Gk pnoia,… …   From formal English to slang

  • -pnea — noun combining form or pnoea (p)(ˈ)nēə ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pnoia, from pnoia, pnoē breathing, breath, from pnein to breathe : breath …   Useful english dictionary

  • bradypnea — Abnormal slowness of respiration, specifically a low respiratory frequency. [brady + G. pnoe, breathing] * * * bra·dy·pnea or chiefly Brit bra·dy·pnoea .brād ə(p) nē əalso .brad n abnormally slow breathing * * * brady·pnea (brad″e neґə …   Medical dictionary

  • hyperpnea — Breathing that is deeper and more rapid than is normal at rest. [hyper + G. pnoe, breathing] * * * hy·per·pnea or chiefly Brit hy·per·pnoea .hī pər nē ə, .pərp nē n abnormally rapid or deep breathing hy·per·pne·ic or chiefly Brit hy·per·pnoe·ic… …   Medical dictionary

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