Tachycardic
Pronunciation: /ˈtiˈeɪkiˈkɑɹˈdɪk/
Tachycardic (adj)
- Having a heart rate that is faster than normal, often measured during rest or medical checks.
- Describing a condition where the heart beats quickly as part of an illness, stress, or reaction in the body.
Tachycardic (adjective)
Examples
- The patient is tachycardic after running up the stairs.
- I feel tachycardic when I get nervous before speaking.