An Overview of the EKG
CARDIAC MONITORING SERVICES
An Overview of the EKG
Based in Irvine, California, Cardiac Monitoring Services provides doctors and medical facilities
with a number of free services related to heart monitoring. With the Holter device and event
monitor, Cardiac Monitoring Services can alert medical professionals and patients to any unusual
patterns related to heart rate or EKG activity.
An Overview of the EKG
Like the brain, the human heart is a source of constant electrical activity. Abnormal electrical
behavior in the heart can signal a serious health issue. A medical professional will often
administer an electrocardiogram, alternatively referred to as an EKG or ECG, to investigate
potential heart problems indicated by unusual electrical activity. Activity is reflected by the EKG
as lines on a piece of paper that rise and fall in waves.
An Overview of the EKG
A number of symptoms may motivate a doctor to call for an EKG, such as unidentifiable chest
pains. An EKG can help the doctor determine whether or not the pain is a result of a heart attack
or angina inflammation, a condition affecting the sac surrounding the heart. If symptoms
suggest heart disease, such as dizziness and shortness of breath, an EKG may also be requested.

An Overview of the EKG

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    An Overview ofthe EKG CARDIAC MONITORING SERVICES
  • 2.
    An Overview ofthe EKG Based in Irvine, California, Cardiac Monitoring Services provides doctors and medical facilities with a number of free services related to heart monitoring. With the Holter device and event monitor, Cardiac Monitoring Services can alert medical professionals and patients to any unusual patterns related to heart rate or EKG activity.
  • 3.
    An Overview ofthe EKG Like the brain, the human heart is a source of constant electrical activity. Abnormal electrical behavior in the heart can signal a serious health issue. A medical professional will often administer an electrocardiogram, alternatively referred to as an EKG or ECG, to investigate potential heart problems indicated by unusual electrical activity. Activity is reflected by the EKG as lines on a piece of paper that rise and fall in waves.
  • 4.
    An Overview ofthe EKG A number of symptoms may motivate a doctor to call for an EKG, such as unidentifiable chest pains. An EKG can help the doctor determine whether or not the pain is a result of a heart attack or angina inflammation, a condition affecting the sac surrounding the heart. If symptoms suggest heart disease, such as dizziness and shortness of breath, an EKG may also be requested.