what does hypervalate mean?

Answer 1

Do you mean "hyper-evaluate"? That term does not exist but it could mean to evaluate something far too much or until you become hyper and fall off your chair or need a sugar fix or something along those lines.

It could form a part of a good comedy routine, I suggest, or do I really?

Otherwise "hypervalate" could be a new ridiculous term made up by some company to sell you something you don't need or perhaps even a fine product with a stupid ad campaign. Go figure!!!

Answer 2

Do you mean hyperventilate?
If so, that means that the breathing becomes fast paced and shallow - making the person feel like they are not getting enough air. Usually experienced during a stressful situation.
Breathing in a paper bag helps as it restores the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide to the sufferer.

Answer 3

it means to breath real fast and remove too much co2 from your blood. This a bad thing because there has to be the proper balance of co2 to maintain the pH of the blood. co2 mixed with water is a weak acid and if you remove too much you blood becomes too basic. This test is done by a test called arterial blood gas. Some things tested in ABG include:

pH 7.35 - 7.45
HCO3 (Bicarbonate) 22 - 26
PaCO2 35 - 45

This tests determine meabolic/respiratory/acidosis/alkalosis.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

No such word. In what context did you think you heard that word?

The word one person defined (about not enough carbon dioxide) is hyperventilate.

Hyper means over or above or too much.

Answer 6

I can't find any English definition of that spelling or of hyper-valate or valate.