#Electrodes

[ecgekg]

shirtless summer chilling in the car, no matter he's wearing his holter recorder

[vfib785]

IaF ep. 623 - defib during surgery

[digital02staff]

The Racing Heart Part 1

Doctor Barnes has a new patient in the waiting room having anxiety issues. She greets her and chats a bit about what is going on in her daily life and family history. The doctor and nurse lead their patient into the ER bay to do a full heart exam including extremity pulse checks, stethoscope checks, blood pressure, and 12 lead. As the exam goes on the doctor finds an abnormality and orders a holter monitor that is attached to the patient to monitor her heart overnight. She then schedules the patient for a stress test the next day and sends her on her way.

https://www.digital02.com/product/the-racing-heart-part-1/

[tachyheart]

Again tachycardia, so i wanna just see how my body will react when i will stand up from resting sitting possition when usually get 115-120 bpm. In middle of clip there are a breath-hold.

[evalab]

Another evening under the electrodes.

[nursemed]

My 30 day monitor with a few extras. 😉

[ecgekg]

the gym guy's heart rate is at 88bpm. I wonder which hunky doctor did that

[vfib785]

IaF ep. 573

[ghostowlattic]

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in the dark we’re found 

More lyrically formed than the last improvisation. Not entirely there yet but, its getting there.  LED lamp base spiritual choir, light controlled arduino sound manipulations, touch electrodes, spring resonators 

[tachyheart]

Very irregular heartbeat recording with ECG reports....

[evalab]

A little moment of pleasure under the electrodes.

[nursemed]

Got a 30-day heart monitor. When I'm alone, I'll take pictures.

[bpod-bpod]

Stretchy Needlework

A stretchable and customisable microneedle electrode array for sensing electrical signals in skeletal muscle with other potential applications such as targeted drug delivery

Read the published research article here

Image from work by Qinai Zhao and colleagues

Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

Published in Science Advances, May 2024

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[loudcycleperfection]

My pulse didn't go down after a strong session of chest training.

So I hooked myself up to a 3 lead ecg. I saw my heart rate was way too high for my actual activity, and it didn't go down. So I got my paddles, put some electrode gel on them and gave myself a controlled 20 joule shock. After it my heart was beating in a normal steady rythm.

But if I had actually shocked my self I may be dead so never do this!

Yoo would never shock my self. I can control my heart rate very good so it looks real. Do never do that but keep ur phantasy running.