EKG

1. electrocardiogram.
2. electrocardiograph.

EKG

abbreviation for

1. electrocardiogram
2. electrocardiograph

EKG

1. Abbreviation of electrocardiogram

Word History and Origins

Origin of EKG¹

< German E ( lectro ) k ( ardio ) g ( ramme )

Example Sentences

The state protocol called for the nitrogen gas to flow for at least 15 minutes or “five minutes following a flatline indication on the EKG, whichever is longer,”

From Seattle Times

The nitrogen will be administered through the mask for at least 15 minutes or “five minutes following a flatline indication on the EKG, whichever is longer,” according to the state protocol.

From Seattle Times

The nitrogen would be administered for at least 15 minutes or “five minutes following a flatline indication on the EKG, whichever is longer,” according to the state protocol.

From Seattle Times

The nitrogen gas will be administered for at least 15 minutes or “five minutes following a flatline indication on the EKG, whichever is longer,” according to the state protocol.

From Seattle Times

The nitrogen gas would be administered for at least 15 minutes or “five minutes following a flatline indication on the EKG, whichever is longer,” according to the state protocol.

From Seattle Times