cardiac monitor

The best thing that happened to me was when they took away the cardiac monitor.

But a cardiac monitor showed her heart wasn't pumping blood.

She nodded her head at the cardiac monitor screen over against the far wall.

Occasionally he is required to wear a cardiac monitor for a few days.

Lack of training on cardiac monitors meant that some were switched off.

Leads to a cardiac monitor were attached to his chest.

Three seconds went by, with the cardiac monitor registering a flat line.

You have a pet name for your cardiac monitor.

On the cardiac monitor, the green line began to spike and through erratically.

To her left she heard the incessant beep of a cardiac monitor.

On the cardiac monitor, the girls heart rhythm stumbled.

The cardiac monitor indicated an irregular heart rhythm and falling blood pressure.

Nurses in the emergency assessment unit were not trained to read cardiac monitors and sometimes turned them off.

Catherine looked at the cardiac monitor and saw a rapid heart rate but no arrhythmias.

Using this as the basis of all their technology, Signalife has been able to set themselves apart from other cardiac monitors.

They had only one working cardiac monitor; another seven or eight broken ones were piled in a storeroom.

Carrie heard the beeps of his cardiac monitor increase their tempo.

A cardiac monitor was in place, and a bag valve mask was over his face.

The sound of the cardiac monitor, which had been so constant during the operation, slowed to a painful pulse, then stopped.

Basic life support was started, and a cardiac monitor revealed ventricular fibrillation.

Somewhere behind her, Nancy could hear the sonarlike beep of the cardiac monitor.

All that could be heard were distant, muted sounds of the cardiac monitors and respiratory machines.

I glanced at the patient and at the cardiac monitor on the stretcher.

Furthermore, in the aeromedical environment, the cardiac monitor should be approved as safe for flight.

Without warning the cardiac monitor pattern leapt from slow and regular to totally chaotic.