Results for: Syncope
In Definitions

What is syncopation?

It's a stress on a normally unstressed beat, or a missing beat where a stressed one would normally be expected.
In Health

What is vasovagal syncope?

I have vasovagal. Its fainting. I faint when i see blood and its horrible. Its not a good thing too have. There is much more to vasovagal syncope than stated above. What is … (MORE)
In Definitions

When does Syncopation occur?

Syncopation occurs when the flow of music is interrupted by anunexpected beat or rhythm. It helps make a musical piece moreinteresting and adds a little flair.
In Lyrics and Sheet Music

What are syncopated notes?

When we hear a melody, we naturally fit it into a rhythm where the melody fits a pattern, and the strongest accents of the melody fit the strongest accents of the bar, usually… (MORE)
In Conditions and Diseases

What is exertional syncope?

I think that exertional syncope is a kind of cardiac syncope. During exertion the patient with heart disease would be unable to supply enough oxygen to the brain, causing dizz… (MORE)
In Music

What does it mean to syncopate?

A musical rhythm accenting a normally weak beat. There is a song called Cincopations, "Cinco," because it has five beats per measure. It is pronouced "syncopations," because … (MORE)
In Jazz Music

What is syncopation in jazz?

Syncopation is when a change of accent occurs in music, such as the main beat falling on the off-beat, rather than at the beginning of a bar of music. The strong beat falls on… (MORE)
In Health

What is convulsive syncope?

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In Medical Billing and Coding

What is the code for syncope?

780.2 is the ICD9 code for syncope. Syncope is the medical term for what is commonly called "fainting" or "passing out."
In Definitions

What does syncope mean?

Syncope can mean a temporary loss of consciousness, passing out, orfainting from insufficient flow of blood to the brain. Syncope can also mean the loss of one or more sounds … (MORE)