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tachy-
- a combining form meaning “swift,” used in the formation of compound words:
tachygraphy.
tachy-
combining_form
- swift or accelerated
tachylyte
tachygraphy
tachyphylaxis
tachyon
tachycardia
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of tachy-1
< Greek, combining form of ٲý
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of tachy-1
from Greek takhus swift
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One devious setting called “Tachy Goes to Coventry” put a user on a global ignore list without alerting them that nobody was seeing what they were typing.
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So I did the Rattle: “IL-2 patient, hypotensive, B.P. hovering between 70 over 40 to 60 over 30, occasionally tachy, bolused once this morning for a pressure of 80 over 50, getting another bolus right now, already fluid overloaded, crackles at the bases.”
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Chronic Cases.—There is usually a gradual onset of tachy cardia,—fast beating of the heart,—pulse being 100 to 180 or more, if excited.
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