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Tachypnea

Aka: Tachypnea, Breathing Fast
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  1. See Also
    1. Hyperventilation
    2. Breathing Rate
    3. Bradypnea
    4. Respiratory Distress in Children with Pneumonia
    5. Respiratory Distress in the Newborn
  2. Criteria: Tachypnea (WHO criteria)
    1. Newborn to 2 months: 60 breaths per minute
    2. Infant 2 months to 1 year: 50 breaths per minute
    3. Preschool Child 1 to 5 years: 40 breaths per minute
    4. School age Child: 20-30 breaths per minute
    5. Adults: 20 breaths per minute
  3. Causes: Tachypnea
    1. See Dyspnea
    2. Fever
      1. Fever increases Respiratory Rate up to 10 breaths/min per degree celcius
    3. Exertion
    4. Pain
    5. Acute respiratory distress
    6. Congestive Heart Failure
    7. Anemia
    8. Hyperthyroidism
    9. Pneumonia (or Pediatric Pneumonia)
    10. Abdominal distention
    11. Respiratory muscle paralysis
    12. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
    13. Pneumothorax
    14. Obesity
    15. Metabolic Acidosis

Tachypnea (C0231835)

Definition (NCI) Rapid breathing.
Definition (MSH) Increased RESPIRATORY RATE.
Definition (NCI) Abnormal increase of rate of breathing.
Concepts Sign or Symptom (T184)
MSH D059246
ICD9 786.06
ICD10 R06.82
SnomedCT 207052000, 158374006, 43186005, 271823003, 102579002
English RAPID BREATHING, RESPIRATORY RATE INCREASED, TACHYPNEA, TACHYPNOEA, [D]Tachypnea, [D]Tachypnoea, [D]Tachypnea (context-dependent category), Increased respiratory rate, RESPIRATION RATE INCREASED, rapid breathing (symptom), tachypnea, tachypnea (physical finding), rapid breathing, [D]Tachypnoea (situation), Breathing rate increased, Respiratory rate high, Respiration rate increased, Respiratory rate increased, [D]Tachypnea (situation), RATE OF RESPIRATION, INCREASED, INCREASED RESPIRATORY RATE, RESPIRATORY RATE, INCREASED, Tachypnea NOS, rapid respirations, increased respiratory rate, tachypneic, Tachypneas, Tachypnea, Tachypneic, Tachypnoea, Rapid respiration, Tachypnoeic, Rapid breathing, Tachypnea (finding), respiration; rapid, tachypnoea
Italian Frequenza respiratoria aumentata, Tachipnea, Frequenza respiratoria elevata
Dutch tachypneu, ademhalingsfrequentie hoog, ademhaling; snel, ademhalingsfrequentie verhoogd, tachypnoea
French Fréquence respiratoire élevée, Rythme respiratoire augmenté, Taux respiratoire augmenté, AUGM DE LA FREQUENCE RESPIRATOIRE, TACHYPNEE, Fréquence respiratoire augmentée, Tachypnée
German Atemfrequenz hoch, ATEMFREQUENZ ERHOEHT, TACHYPNOE, Atemfrequenz erhoeht, Tachypnoe
Portuguese Frequência respiratória alta, FREQUENCIA RESPIRATORIA AUMENTADA, TAQUIPNEIA, Taquipneia, Frequência respiratória aumentada
Spanish Frecuencia respiratoria alta, [D]taquipnea (categoría dependiente del contexto), [D]Tachypnea, [D]Tachypnoea, RESPIRATORIA, FRECUENCIA AUMENTAD, TAQUIPNEA, [D]taquipnea, [D]taquipnea (situación), respiración jadeante rápida, respiración jadeante, respiración rápida, taquipnea (concepto no activo), taquipnea (hallazgo), taquipnea, Frecuencia respiratoria aumentada, Taquipnea
Japanese 頻呼吸, 呼吸数増加, ﾋﾝｺｷｭｳ, ｺｷｭｳｽｳｿﾞｳｶ
Czech Dechová frekvence zvýšená, Tachypnoe, Zvýšená dechová frekvence, Vysoká dechová frekvence
Hungarian Légzésfrekvencia emelkedett, Respiratorikus frekvencia emelkedett, Tachypnoe, Respiratorikus frekvencia magas
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


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