| atrial fibrillation |
A quivering, or very rapid rhythm in the heart's upper chamber
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| atria |
The left and right atria are two of the four chambers of the heart.
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| atrium |
In the Roman period this was the inner courtyard of a house, left open to the sky, and generally built by the affluent urbam classes. In the 20th century the word has been adopted to describe dramatic enclosed glass-roofed indoor spaces associated with high-rise hotels and office buildings that are treated as substitutes for the public realm.
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| atrial fibrillation |
A condition whereby the upper chambers of the heart beat rapidly and chaotically, resulting in an overall rapid and irregular heart beating. This arrhythmia often requires the administration of drugs, such as digitalis, to regulate the overall heart rate. Recent studies have shown that atrial fibrillation can cause a stroke; because of this, an anticoagulant (coumadin) is frequently given as a preventative agent to ward off this complication.
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| atria |
The plural form of atrium. see Atrium
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