cardiogram

[kahr-dee-uh-gram]

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noun

electrocardiogram.

Origin of cardiogram

First recorded in 1875–80; cardio- + -gram¹

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Yet Dal had known when he saw the second cardiogram that the attempt would have to be made.
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But when they get a look at that cardiogram on the screen they'll just throw up their hands.
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British Dictionary definitions for cardiogram

cardiogram

noun

short for electrocardiogram

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Word Origin and History for cardiogram

n.

1876, from cardio- + -gram.

cardiogram in Medicine

cardiogram

(kär′dē-ə-grăm′)

The curve traced by a cardiograph, used in the diagnosis of heart disorders.
electrocardiogram

cardiogram

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Examples from the Web for cardiogram

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Yet Dal had known when he saw the second cardiogram that the attempt would have to be made.

But when they get a look at that cardiogram on the screen they'll just throw up their hands.

cardiogram

Word Origin and History for cardiogram

n.

cardiogram

Origin of cardiogram