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ecg::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | cardiogram, ekg, electrocardiogram |
| Type of | graphical recording, graph, graphical record |
Examples of ecg
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A single button click and you are thirty seconds away from performing a full ECG.
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In initial tests on 16 women, they were able to record the fetal ECG in 12 cases.
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Faster paper speeds can be used, for example, to resolve finer detail in the ECG.
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A second reason could be a failure to transmit the ambulance ECG to the hospital.
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The patient complained of all the signs and symptoms and even had an abnormal ECG.
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The RR interval is the interval between consecutive heartbeats measured in an ECG.
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Though simple to perform, each ECG test usually costs about $500, says Sharma.
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In general, the imaging tests are more sensitive than the ECG but more costly.
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The ECG gives a reading of the electrical activity that occurs with each heartbeat.
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- Electrocardiogram: a graphical recording of the cardiac cycle produced by an electrocardiograph
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- Stands for electro-cardio-gram. A test that records the electrical activity produced by the heart. The ECG can pick up abnormalities of heart rhythm and can give us information on whether the heart is enlarged or working under strain.
- A routine test, which measures the rhythm and activity of the heart.
- A non-invasive test of the heart rhythm and the operation of each heart chamber. This test can be an indicator of heart disease or abnormality or a rhythm problem.
- A tracing of the heart that provides information about the heart. The patient is connected to a bedside ECG machine.
- A recording of the heart's activity. For patients with a pacemaker, an ECG reading will be taken periodically to record how the pacemaker is interacting with the heart.
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- Electrocardiogram (used interchangeably with EKG)
