a test to monitor fetal heart rate changes in response to induced contractions. Abnormal heart rate patterns may indicate fetal distress.
"A data test pattern used to determine a circuit's ability to accurately carry digital signals with a ""low ones density."""
Procedure used to measure the heart's response to exercise (also known as an exercise tolerance test); the individual rides a stationary bicycle or walks on a treadmill while a machine records heart activity.
(also known as treadmill stress test): procedure to measure your heart and lung function during exercise, often on a treadmill.
a test measuring how a system functions when subjected to controlled amounts of stress
a common test that doctors use to diagnose coronary artery disease
a "diagnostic procedure" done to help your physician determine if you may have atherosclerosis (or clogged arteries) which feed your heart muscle
a diagnostic test used by a Cardiologist, which is a heart doctor
an ECG that is recorded while you exercise
an EKG that is recorded while you exercise
an electrocardiogram that is recorded while you exercise
an exercise test done to diagnose heart disease and to evaluate the cause of symptoms, such as chest pain
an exercise test used to help detect the presence or absence of heart disease
a normal EKG procedure that requires the patient perform moderate exercise while recording heart rhythms
a performance test that studies the behavior of the system under extreme conditions involving high numbers of users (high traffic) A volume test is similar, but is concerned with processing large amounts of data
a recording of the electrical activity of the heart during physical stress to test the heart's reaction to increased demand for oxygen
a special type of electrocardiogram (EKG) that compares the heart's electrical activity at rest and under exertion
a test that your doctor may use to diagnose heart disease or assess the severity of heart disease
a tool your physician may use to assess your heart health
a test of a model for pricing or risk management, using an extreme scenario or range of scenarios.
Patient must cough repeatedly with a full bladder, and any loss of urine is recorded.
Any of various tests that assess cardiovascular health and function after application of a stress to the heart, usually exercise but sometimes others such as atrial pacing (regulation of the heartbeat by means of an electrode inserted in the atrium of the heart) or specific drugs. In an exercise cardiac stress test (ECST), the patient exercises on a treadmill according to a standardized protocol, with progressive increases in the speed and elevation of the treadmill (typically changing at three-minute intervals). During the ECST, the patient's electrocardiogram (EKG), heart rate, heart rhythm, and blood pressure are continuously monitored. If a coronary arterial blockage results in decreased blood flow to a part of the heart during exercise, certain changes may be observed in the EKG, as well as in the response of the heart rate and blood pressure.
test using electronic fetal monitoring to access the well-being of the baby during contractions deliberately stimulated with oxytocin (Pitocin).
A test used to measure electrical activity in the patient's heart (ECG or EKG) while the patient is doing a controlled exercise. The results indicate whether there is damage to the heart or if blood flow has been restricted to areas of the heart.
(also known as Exercise Electrocardiogram) - A test that measures electrical changes in the patient's heart (ECG) while the patient is doing controlled exercise. The stress test can show if there has been damage to the heart or if there is decreased blood flow to areas of the heart.
A testing procedure used to monitor the electrical activity of the heart during a monitored exercise session ( Read more)
A variety of tests usually fall under the general term of stress test. These include stress or persantine thalium tests, dobutamine or stress echocardiography, and traditional electrocardiographic stress tests. Any of these may reveal inadequate blood flow to the heart or ischemia. During a stress test, the heart is monitored by any one of these means both at rest and with exercise or stress to see if there is a difference in blood flow.
This test is often used to test the heart, and the lungs, and the health of the fetus in pregnant women.
An exercise test that examines how well the heart works. Patients are asked to walk on a treadmill to increase their heart rate. During the test, a doctor monitors electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) readings from the heart to check for any heart rhythm irregularities .
A type of non-invasive test using graded exercise or medication to increase blood pressure and heart rate and determine the response of the patients heart.
(Also called a treadmill test or exercise ECG) Test used to record the heartbeat during exercise. This is done because some heart problems only show up when the heart is working hard. In the test, an ECG is done before, during, and after exercising on a treadmill; breathing rate and blood pressure may be measured as well. Exercise tests are useful but are not completely reliable; false positives (showing a problem where none exists) are more common in women and false negatives (showing no problem when something is wrong) may also occur.
See exercise tolerance test.
Using a Web Application Environment in a way that would be considered operationally abnormal. Examples of this could be running a load test with a significantly larger number of Virtual Users than would normally be expected, or running with some infrastructure or systems software facilities restricted.
A diagnostic test that requires patients to lift something or perform an exercise to determines if there is urine loss when stress is placed on bladder muscles.
An exercise test that examines the function of the heart. Patients are asked to walk on a treadmill to increase their heartrate. During the test, a doctor monitors electrocardiogram (EKG) readings from the heart to check for any irregularities in the heart rhythm.
A test that measures the amount of urine lost when pressure is put on the bladder muscles through common physical activities such as lifting, exercise and coughing.
A diagnostic test using an ECG machine and a stationary bicycle or treadmill to monitor or assess areas of the heart that may have a decreased blood supply.
Stress test or treadmill test is used to record the heartbeat during exercise. Can be used in the diagnosis of heart disease. (Read about " Coronary Heart Disease" " Cardiovascular Tests")
A test during which the patient coughs vigorously or bears down while a doctor examines you and watches for loss of urine
Tests the program's response to peak activity conditions.
Reveals how well the heart functions during exercise. See the Diagnostic Tests page for more information.
A test in which an individual walks on a treadmill at increasingly faster speeds, while monitoring the blood pressure and electrocardiogram. Although the heart may appear to be functioning normally during normal daily activities, this test causes the heart to beat faster (a type of stress) in an attempt to bring out any abnormalities of the blood flow or heart rhythm.
A diagnostic test performed as part of urodynamics testing. The patient is asked to strain or cough to reproduce her characteristic urinary leakage while the physician notes what is happening in the body.
Also known as an exercise treadmill test. While you walk on a treadmill the physician monitors the electrical signal from your heart, which is recorded as an electrocardiogram (ECG). Changes in the ECG while you exercise can help the doctor to make a more accurate diagnosis.
Procedure used to measure the heart's response to exercise (also known as an exercise tolerance test). During stress testing, the individual is asked to ride a stationary bicycle or walk on a treadmill while a physician takes an electrocardiogram.
Sometimes called Treadmill or ExerciseTest, helps determine how the heart responds to increased work. Go to the . Go to the Main Menu.
This test records the fetal heart rate in response to induced mild contractions of the uterus. See also Non-stress test.
Assessment of the capability of the heart to withstand exercisee. The patient confronts increasingly challenging exercise on the treadmill or stationary bicycle while an electrocardiogram traces the electrical activity of the heart and blood pressure is monitored. Sometimes a nuclear scan is coordinated with this study.
A heart monitoring test to discover how well the heart works, usually performed via physical exercise, sometimes via pharmaceuticals.
A diagnostic test in which cardiovascular measurements — including heart rate, blood pressure, and electrical activity — are recorded while the heart is being "stressed" (usually by having the person exercise on a treadmill or bicycle) (see Cardiovascular Health).
A series of tests performed by the rating agency which test projections of the mortgage pool under varying levels of "stress-related" assumptions. These stress tests to which the pooled loans are submitted include analysis of the mortgage documents, real property collateral, tax structure, geographical distribution, loan servicing and administration issues. The rating agency determines the likelihood of timely repayment using historical loan experience for the collateral type and its own statistical database concerning probability of default and severity of loss.
