cardio
- adjective
- /ˈkɑrdioʊ/
- Specialized
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- So if we start with cardiovascular slash cardio respiratory health, there's three biomarkers that we want to test here.
And so when we hear the term cardio respiratory fitness, that's what we really mean.
- And so when we hear the term cardio respiratory fitness, that's what we really mean.
- So if we start with cardiovascular slash cardio respiratory health, there's three biomarkers that we want to test here.
Examples
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And so when we hear the term cardio respiratory fitness, that's what we really mean.
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Weight meaning weight loss and and cardio respiratory fitness.
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And but just to be clear, the cardio training probably has a better impact on the heart sleep.
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Then he said Floyd died of cardio pulmonary arrest.
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Yes, I think we should perhaps firstly address what isn't considered cardio, and that would be things like strength type activities, things like weightlifting.
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The doctor explained that regular cardio exercise is essential for maintaining a healthy heart.
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After the stress test, the nurse noted his cardio health was better than average.
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In her fitness class, she focuses on cardio routines to improve heart and lung capacity.
Synonyms
A word part added to the start of a word that means heart in medical words
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word cardio comes from an old Greek word kardia meaning 'heart'. So when you see cardio in a medical word like cardiology, it means the word is about the heart.
