Definition of cardiograph in English:

cardiograph

nounˈkɑːdɪə(ʊ)ɡrɑːfˈkɑrdiəˌɡræf

An instrument for recording heart muscle activity, such as an electrocardiograph.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hart said that most U.S. emergency departments use the four cardiographs that the Audicor CE runs with.
- My son is now a house husband and part-time senior cardiograph technician working between two hospitals looking after two children.
- The hospital issued a press release saying Lee is recovering well and that a physical examination and cardiograph showed his condition was normal.
- A cardiograph would be able to record my heart movements accurately and then you'd have a concise visual aid.
- Wagner's company, which produces a range of high-technology devices, including cardiographs and patient monitors, expects computers to revolutionize the way medical device manufacturers support customer training efforts.
- Inovise went to four outside firms for help creating its Audicor cardiograph expansion system.
- The silence was broken only by the constant beep of the cardiograph, the electrical noise humming out every few seconds to indicate a resting, biologically functional heart resting inside of her battered ribcage.
- His ears didn't pick up anything but the digital tick of the cardiograph, not the plodding footsteps or melodic dry thumps of a cane.
- The gradient profile of the hills provided in my cycling guide looks suspiciously like the cardiograph reading of a 36-year-old having a heart attack, but I am not deterred.

Derivatives

cardiographer

nounkɑːdɪˈɒɡrəfə

They may be assisted by cardiographers, and work closely with other technical and nursing staff.
Example sentencesExamples
- A significant number of health workers - including nurses, radiographers, cardiographers and labourers - tested positive when they were scanned last week for thyroid nodules.
- The department has a team of dedicated cardiographers who provide an ECG and ambulatory monitoring service across the whole hospital site.
- This page describes the role of cardiographers, including information on entry requirements, training and career prospects.
- There is close collaboration with the angiographers, echo cardiographers, as well as the cardiac surgeons.

cardiography

nounkɑːdɪˈɒɡrəfiˌkɑrdiˈɑɡrəfi

Specifically, factors related to patients such as ventricular function and valve function were examined to determine if advanced heart failure and/or valve regurgitation affected the accuracy of impedance cardiography.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a study of patients with advanced heart failure who underwent pulmonary artery catheterization, Drazner et al compared impedance cardiography with invasive hemodynamic measurements.
- Impedance cardiography provides noninvasive, readily available, and continuous measurements of cardiac output and other hemodynamic parameters such as systemic vascular resistance.
- In 71% of patients, use of impedance cardiography eliminated the need for a pulmonary artery catheter.
- After the leads for impedance cardiography were applied, we were unable to accurately collect and record bioimpedance data from 4 patients.

Definition of cardiograph in US English:

cardiograph

nounˈkɑrdiəˌɡræfˈkärdēəˌɡraf

An instrument for recording heart muscle activity, such as an electrocardiograph.
Example sentencesExamples
- Inovise went to four outside firms for help creating its Audicor cardiograph expansion system.
- Wagner's company, which produces a range of high-technology devices, including cardiographs and patient monitors, expects computers to revolutionize the way medical device manufacturers support customer training efforts.
- His ears didn't pick up anything but the digital tick of the cardiograph, not the plodding footsteps or melodic dry thumps of a cane.
- The gradient profile of the hills provided in my cycling guide looks suspiciously like the cardiograph reading of a 36-year-old having a heart attack, but I am not deterred.
- The silence was broken only by the constant beep of the cardiograph, the electrical noise humming out every few seconds to indicate a resting, biologically functional heart resting inside of her battered ribcage.
- A cardiograph would be able to record my heart movements accurately and then you'd have a concise visual aid.
- My son is now a house husband and part-time senior cardiograph technician working between two hospitals looking after two children.
- The hospital issued a press release saying Lee is recovering well and that a physical examination and cardiograph showed his condition was normal.
- Hart said that most U.S. emergency departments use the four cardiographs that the Audicor CE runs with.

单词	cardiograph
释义	Definition of cardiograph in English: cardiograph nounˈkɑːdɪə(ʊ)ɡrɑːfˈkɑrdiəˌɡræf An instrument for recording heart muscle activity, such as an electrocardiograph. Example sentencesExamples Hart said that most U.S. emergency departments use the four cardiographs that the Audicor CE runs with. My son is now a house husband and part-time senior cardiograph technician working between two hospitals looking after two children. The hospital issued a press release saying Lee is recovering well and that a physical examination and cardiograph showed his condition was normal. A cardiograph would be able to record my heart movements accurately and then you'd have a concise visual aid. Wagner's company, which produces a range of high-technology devices, including cardiographs and patient monitors, expects computers to revolutionize the way medical device manufacturers support customer training efforts. Inovise went to four outside firms for help creating its Audicor cardiograph expansion system. The silence was broken only by the constant beep of the cardiograph, the electrical noise humming out every few seconds to indicate a resting, biologically functional heart resting inside of her battered ribcage. His ears didn't pick up anything but the digital tick of the cardiograph, not the plodding footsteps or melodic dry thumps of a cane. The gradient profile of the hills provided in my cycling guide looks suspiciously like the cardiograph reading of a 36-year-old having a heart attack, but I am not deterred. Derivatives cardiographer nounkɑːdɪˈɒɡrəfə They may be assisted by cardiographers, and work closely with other technical and nursing staff. Example sentencesExamples A significant number of health workers - including nurses, radiographers, cardiographers and labourers - tested positive when they were scanned last week for thyroid nodules. The department has a team of dedicated cardiographers who provide an ECG and ambulatory monitoring service across the whole hospital site. This page describes the role of cardiographers, including information on entry requirements, training and career prospects. There is close collaboration with the angiographers, echo cardiographers, as well as the cardiac surgeons. cardiography nounkɑːdɪˈɒɡrəfiˌkɑrdiˈɑɡrəfi Specifically, factors related to patients such as ventricular function and valve function were examined to determine if advanced heart failure and/or valve regurgitation affected the accuracy of impedance cardiography. Example sentencesExamples In a study of patients with advanced heart failure who underwent pulmonary artery catheterization, Drazner et al compared impedance cardiography with invasive hemodynamic measurements. Impedance cardiography provides noninvasive, readily available, and continuous measurements of cardiac output and other hemodynamic parameters such as systemic vascular resistance. In 71% of patients, use of impedance cardiography eliminated the need for a pulmonary artery catheter. After the leads for impedance cardiography were applied, we were unable to accurately collect and record bioimpedance data from 4 patients. Definition of cardiograph in US English: cardiograph nounˈkɑrdiəˌɡræfˈkärdēəˌɡraf An instrument for recording heart muscle activity, such as an electrocardiograph. Example sentencesExamples Inovise went to four outside firms for help creating its Audicor cardiograph expansion system. Wagner's company, which produces a range of high-technology devices, including cardiographs and patient monitors, expects computers to revolutionize the way medical device manufacturers support customer training efforts. His ears didn't pick up anything but the digital tick of the cardiograph, not the plodding footsteps or melodic dry thumps of a cane. The gradient profile of the hills provided in my cycling guide looks suspiciously like the cardiograph reading of a 36-year-old having a heart attack, but I am not deterred. The silence was broken only by the constant beep of the cardiograph, the electrical noise humming out every few seconds to indicate a resting, biologically functional heart resting inside of her battered ribcage. A cardiograph would be able to record my heart movements accurately and then you'd have a concise visual aid. My son is now a house husband and part-time senior cardiograph technician working between two hospitals looking after two children. The hospital issued a press release saying Lee is recovering well and that a physical examination and cardiograph showed his condition was normal. Hart said that most U.S. emergency departments use the four cardiographs that the Audicor CE runs with.
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