Sentence examples for ekg testing from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criterion was preserved exercise tolerance as determined by Bruce-protocoled exercise EKG testing with functional capacity of more than 7 metabolic equivalents of task (METs) and without any symptoms or significant electrocardiographic aberrations.

Recently, the Wall Street Journal published an article entitled "Getting to the Heart of the Matter: Should NCAA Require EKG Testing?" This is the third article written by the WSJ in the last three months on this topic.

We sought to compare EKG puzzle sessions with traditional teaching sessions in a group of medical students undergoing their medicine clerkship with standardized EKG tests.

SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about sudden cardiac death in young athletes misstated the cost of an electrocardiogram test, or EKG, which can detect potential causes of heart trouble.

Since December, I have had weekly weigh-ins and urine tests, three blood tests, appointments with a mental health counselor and a nutritionist, and even an EKG done to test my heart.

An EKG stress test was scheduled for early July.

So after running tests for years — MRIs, EKGs, metabolic testing, you name it — Paul Good decided to explore Max's DNA on the recommendation of his brother Otavio.

The sticky, messy chest patches, gels and wires used to get an electrocardiogram — a.k.a. an EKG, the test that checks for problems with the heart's electrical activity — are history.

An editorial published with the study noted that among other problems, testing only athletes would probably be considered discriminatory, so any screening program would face the daunting challenge of giving EKGs to all 75 million children under 18.

Safety was assessed via adverse event profiles, orthostatic vital sign measurements, laboratory testing, EKG findings and physical examination.

Although his EKG and blood tests were normal, with no signs of heart damage, his story was too good, too characteristic for angina, to dismiss.