Pre-Transplant: EKG
EKG
stands for the German word, electrokardiogramm, and measures how fast your
heart is beating and whether or not those beats have a steady or erratic
rhythm. No electricity is supplied
across the electrodes applied, but instead they simply measure the low-level
electrical activity generated in our own thoracic/cardio system which comes
through the skin. For those of you who
have never had an EKG, you can relax – even those with a low pain threshold
will likely not find anything to worry about with this test. While laying flat, the sticky pads of
electrodes are attached to your chest and legs, and connected to the EKG
machine by thin wires. There is no sensation
during the test, and it’s over very quickly.
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EKG – Teri
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5
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Test per image
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None
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0
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30
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EKG –
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