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The word part ech- is used in words related to variants of sound. It is derived from the Latin to Greek, ekhe.ÊExamples of words using ech- are, echo, echo cardiogram, etc.
This is a sentence with the word cardiogram in it! :)
I assume you mean an echo cardiogram. It's the wrong test to determine the need for bypass surgery. Wall movement is more of an indicator of old scar tissue (or weak muscle).
The Greek root of the word "cardiogram" is "cardio," meaning heart, and "gram," meaning a record or a written thing. Therefore, "cardiogram" refers to a record or tracing of the heart's electrical activity.
A cardiogram is a test given by your doctor to check the functioning of your heart and to see if any follow up test may be needed.
The stress allows doctors to view electrical activity in the heart while it is working very hard. The echo cardiogram allows doctors to actually see what happens in the heart and the heart valves while the heart is working hard. These tests are used diagnose heart trouble or to rule out heart trouble as the cause of particular symptoms.
No, if you ask for the Echo something for help you get it for free
A competent person can't be required to undergo medical treatment. An echocardiogram may be recommended because of an abnormal finding on the physical exam.
Echo is a triggered ability that makes a card require a one-time upkeep payment on the turn after the card entered play. For example: Mogg War Marshal. Casting Cost: 1C,1R. Echo: 1c1r (At the beginning of your upkeep if this card came into your control since the beginning of your last upkeep, sacrifice it unless you pay its echo cost) So you're paying its casting cost, or whatever it lists as its echo cost, for the round/turn after you bring it into play essentially.
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