EKG Machines: All About Exercise Electrocardiogram (Part 4)
A HP Minishot Product Review


We are here for the fourth installment of the EKG Machines: All About Exercise Electrocardiogram article series, and we will be discussing on how is exercise electrocardiogram being done before the test.

Usually, an exercise electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) is done in a doctor's office, clinic, or hospital lab by a health professional or doctor. The test results are evaluated by an internist, family medicine doctor, or cardiologist.

Areas on your arms, legs, and chest where small metal discs (electrodes) will be placed are cleaned and may be shaved to provide a clean, smooth surface to attach the discs. A special EKG paste or small pads soaked in alcohol may be placed between the discs and your skin to improve conduction of the electrical impulses, but in many cases disposable discs are used that do not require paste or alcohol.

The electrodes are hooked to a machine that traces your heart activity onto a piece of paper. Your chest may be loosely wrapped with an elastic band to keep the electrodes from falling off during exercise. A blood pressure cuff will be wrapped around your upper arm so that your blood pressure can be checked every few minutes during the test.

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The HP Minishot has a pre-configured monitor with ECG and a combination of either invasive pressure, NIBP, SP02, temperature.

This said EKG Machine has up to $30 reimbursement per test. This ECG Machine has a 7 inch display.

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