| EFM | elderly fibromyalgia; electronic fetal monitoring; external fetal monitor |
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| IFM | internal fetal monitor |
| LIM | line isolation monitor |
| MSMAID | machine, suction, monitor, airway equipment, intravenous line, drugs [for bronchoscopy] |
| NLM | National Library of Medicine; noise level monitor |
| Holter monitor |
A recording device, the size of a small pocketbook, usually worn on an outpatient basis, that records on a tape all the heart beats of a person over a given period of time, usually twenty-four to forty-eight hours. This device enables a doctor to study an individual's heart rate, note whether rapid irregular beating occurs (which may require drug therapy), or see if the heart rate slows to particularly low levels (which may require pacemaker placement).
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| Holter monitor |
a portable recorder worn to monitor your heart rhythm.
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| Holter monitor |
A portable electrocardiographic device worn for 24 hours or more to monitor heart rhythms.
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A device worn by patients for 24 hours which records heart beat rates and patterns. Physicians view the data looking for abnormal events.
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With this test, a small battery-powered monitor is connected to electrodes on the chest. The monitor records all of the heart's activity in a 24- to 48-hour period. This test provides information about the regularity of heartbeats, how long the heartbeats last, and is generally used to determine the cause of palpitations.
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