Tachycardia
/tak-ih-KAR-dee-uh/Abnormally fast heart rate (> 100 beats/min).
Accelerated cardiac ventricular rate originating from sinus node elevation, supraventricular focus, or ventricular focus.
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Abnormally fast heart rate (> 100 beats/min).
Accelerated cardiac ventricular rate originating from sinus node elevation, supraventricular focus, or ventricular focus.
Pain or discomfort when an area is touched or pressed.
Objective physical examination finding where manual palpation of tissue elicits pain.
Prickling "pins and needles" sensation.
Abnormal cutaneous paresthesia indicating nerve irritation or transient focal nerve compression.
Hearing ringing or buzzing sounds without external noise.
Auditory perception of ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound in the absence of corresponding external acoustic stimulus.
Involuntary, rhythmic shaking of body parts.
Involuntary oscillatory movement produced by alternating contractions of antagonistic muscle groups.
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