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Heart rate increases in inspiration (breathing in) and decreases in expiration (breathing out). This can be accurately identified while monitoring the pulse rate / ECG. The output of the left ventricle is lower in inspiration. This triggers a compensatory increase in heart rate. The reverse occurs in expiration. This change is known as respiratory sinus arrhythmia.
