different between orthopnoeic vs orthopnoea
orthopnoeic
English
Adjective
orthopnoeic (not comparable)
- (Britain) Alternative form of orthopneic
orthopnoeic From the web:
- what orthopnoeic position
orthopnoea
English
Alternative forms
- orthopnea, orthopnœa
Etymology
From ortho- +? -pnoea, from Ancient Greek ????????? (orthópnoia, “breathing only in an upright posture”), from ????? (orthós, “straight”) + ???? (pno?, “breath”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?r???pni?/, /?r???pni?/, /?r??p?ni??/
Noun
orthopnoea (usually uncountable, plural orthopnoeas or orthopnoeae)
- Shortness of breath when lying flat, causing the person to have to sleep propped up in bed or sitting in a chair.
Derived terms
- orthopnoeic
See also
- dyspnoea
orthopnoea From the web:
- orthopnoea what does it mean
- what is orthopnoea in medical terms
- what causes orthopnoea
- what does orthopnoea
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