心しん拍ぱく

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Meanings

Refers to the beating of the heart, often in medical or health contexts. Commonly used in compounds like 心拍数 (heart rate).

心拍しんぱくが上あがるfor one's heartbeat to increase
運うん動どうをすると心しん拍ぱくが上あがる。
When you exercise, your heartbeat rises.
心拍しんぱくを測はかるto measure one's heartbeat
看かん護ご師しが患かん者じゃの心しん拍ぱくを測はかった。
The nurse measured the patient's heartbeat.
心拍しんぱくが乱みだれるfor one's heartbeat to become irregular
強つよいストレスで心しん拍ぱくが乱みだれることがある。
Severe stress can cause an irregular heartbeat.
心拍しんぱくが止とまるfor one's heartbeat to stop
医い師しは心しん拍ぱくが止とまったことを確かく認にんした。
The doctor confirmed that the heartbeat had stopped.

鼓こ動どう
心拍 is the neutral, clinical term for a heartbeat used in medical contexts, while 鼓動 is a more literary or emotional word for the same pulsation, often used in poetic or dramatic writing.
脈みゃく拍はくN1
心拍 refers specifically to the heartbeat itself or heart rate, while 脈拍 is the palpable pulse felt at peripheral arteries.

脈みゃく拍はくN1
心拍 refers to the heart's own beating, while 脈拍 refers to the pulse felt at an artery (e.g. wrist), a related but physically distinct measurement.
心しん拍ぱく数すう
心拍 means the heartbeat itself, whereas 心拍数 specifically means the heart rate, i.e. the number of beats per minute.

Compound of 心 (heart) and 拍 (beat, pulse). The kanji 搏 is a variant meaning 'beat' or 'pulse', but is rarely used.