Sentence examples for regular heart from inspiring English sources

Kathleen S. DeMetz of the county public defender's office requested that Mr. Sowell be listed as a psychological and medical case; Mr. Sowell has a pacemaker and requires regular heart medication.

Tests at the hospital had found that "all investigations were within normal range", and he was advised to now rest at home and continue his regular heart medications, the letter said.

That heart attack was 16 years ago, but Reynolds is still coming for regular heart check-ups, as well as other matters that he says are a result of his age.

The trial is intended to prove that the mechanical heart is both effective and safe for patients who otherwise would have less than 30 days to live and have no alternative like a regular heart transplant.

Tachycardia can be terminated by administering an electrical shock to the heart to restore regular heart rhythm or by the administration of such antiarrhythmic drugs as lidocaine, procainamide, or quinidine.

In a study that appeared in the journal Perceptual & Motor Skills, researchers at Aichi University in Japan found that subjects who performed a lengthy video game exercise while sitting next to a blue partition reported feeling less fatigued and claustrophobic, and displayed a more regular heart beat pattern, than did people who sat by red or yellow partitions.

Methods were developed to allow the auxiliary flow pressure in the heart-cut device to be programmed to create dual effects, which not only can perform regular heart-cut actions but can also temporally hold up species in the precolumn for prescribed time intervals.

Following regular sleep, heart rate increases with active THC doses were comparable, but heart rate with 2% THC was significantly less elevated following PSD.

Pelvic examination and ultrasound showed regular fetal heart beat, and regular placental and liquid presence.

The same day (4 h after thrombolysis), a pelvic examination was performed, and ultrasound showed a regular fetal heart beat, regular placental and normal liquid presence (Figure 1).

TM was defined as vaginal bleeding with or without abdominal pain during the first trimester of pregnancy and an ultrasound examination showing an intrauterine gestational sac with a normally grown live fetus with regular fetal heart beat within normal ranges and with or without a subchorionic hematoma.