EKG
0 antonyms and opposites of EKG, grouped by meaning.
Noun — An electrocardiogram — a test that records the electrical activity of the heart; also written ECG.
Etymology
From German Elektrokardiogramm, still used in English as an alternative to the more common abbreviation ECG.
Full origin of EKG →Frequently asked questions
What does “EKG” mean?
The word “EKG” means an electrocardiogram — a test that records the electrical activity of the heart; also written ECG. In plain terms, a heart-monitoring test, same thing as an ECG.
How do you use “EKG” in a sentence?
Here is “EKG” used in a sentence: “The doctor ordered an EKG to check for irregular heartbeats.”
What part of speech is “EKG”?
“EKG” is a noun.
Where does the word “EKG” come from?
The word “EKG” comes from German. From German Elektrokardiogramm, still used in English as an alternative to the more common abbreviation ECG.
