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Often used in the same context:
pulse,
heart,
electrocardiogram,
ekg,
ventricular fibrillation,
respiration,
cardiogram,
fibrillation,
tachycardia,
arrhythmia,
defibrillator,
cadence,
palpitation,
twitch,
fibrillating,
vitals,
throb,
pacemaker,
rhythms,
beep,
asystole,
gurgle,
thrum,
brainwaves,
breaths,
pulsations,
metronome,
bpm,
heart murmur,
adrenalin,
bradycardia,
thump,
doppler,
adrenaline,
soul,
exhalation,
defibrillating,
thready,
hum,
whirring,
cardiac arrhythmia,
jittering,
bleeping,
ventricles,
goose bumps,
cardiac,
defib,
echocardiogram,
contractions,
vibrations,
womb,
whoosh,
tremors,
abnormality,
growl,
peristalsis,
galvanic skin response,
nanosecond,
stethoscope,
biorhythm,
goose pimple,
tingle,
electrocardiography,
sweat gland,
rumble,
electroencephalogram,
wail,
something,
cardiac arrest,
abnormal,
diastole,
exertion,
electroencephalograph,
autonomic nervous system,
sensorium,
ecgs,
wheezing,
parasympathetic nervous system,
roar,
aneurism,
vibrating,
gait,
utero,
whoa,
everything,
left ventricle,
apnea,
lungs,
oxygen,
ache,
blink,
aliveness,
flicker,
lifeblood,
facial expression,
murmur,
screams,
systolic murmur,
systole,
blood sugar,
hypovolemic,
spinal tap,
heartbeats,
beat,
drumbeat,
beating,
beats,
swing,
thumping,
volley,
click,
puff,
snore,
sound,
throbbing,
draw,
pulsing,
aperiodic,
arrhythmic,
contour,
event,
monitored,
scattering,
speech,
tier,
uneven,
agonal,
angiographic,
apneic,
arrival,
assess,
auscultatory,
autarkic,
bimodal,
browser,
burst,
bursty
More specific:
diastole,
pounding,
systole,
throb,
throbbing
Appears in the definition of:
adams-stokes syndrome,
arrhythmic,
atrioventricular block,
bradycardia,
brain death,
cardiac pacemaker,
cerebral death,
electronic fetal monitor,
electronic foetal monitor,
fetal monitor,
fetoscope,
foetal monitor,
foetoscope,
heart block,
pacemaker,
sa node,
shock,
sinoatrial node,
stokes-adams syndrome,
tachycardia
More general:
periodic event,
recurrent event
Synonyms:
beat,
pulsation,
pulse
Also try:
— Adjectives for heartbeat:
irregular,
rapid,
own,
fetal,
slow,
fast,
normal,
single,
very,
strong,
steady,
more...
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