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tachycardia
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tachycardia

Increase in heart rate. It may be due to exertion, excitement, arrhythmia or fever.



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Athletes who do not reach an elevated heart rate for an extended period of time are in an anaerobic state.
The study shows increases in foetal heart rate during the stress test were related to the mother's overall level of anxiety, but not to the mother's own elevated heart rate and blood pressure during the test.
Some runners need to be reminded to keep an elevated heart rate for a sustained amount of time.
 
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