- e|lec|tro|oc|u|lo|gram
- e|lec|tro|oc|u|lo|gram «ih LEHK troh OK yuh luh gram», noun.a tracing made by an electrooculograph.
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e|lec|tro|car|di|o|gram — «ih LEHK troh KAHR dee uh gram», noun. the tracing or record made by an electrocardiograph; cardiogram. Abbr: EKG (no periods) … Useful english dictionary
e|lec|tro|pho|ret|o|gram — «ih LEHK troh fuh REHT uh gram», noun. a record of the parts of a substance separated by electrophoresis … Useful english dictionary
e|lec|tro|ret|i|no|gram — «ih LEHK troh REHT uh nuh gram», noun. a chart of the electrical reaction of the retina to light, used to diagnose ailments of the eye. Abbr: ERG (no periods) … Useful english dictionary
e|lec|tro|en|ceph|a|lo|gram — «ih LEHK troh ehn SEHF uh luh gram», noun. a tracing made by an electroencephalograph, used in investigating the activity of the brain in health or disease … Useful english dictionary
e|lec|tro|my|o|gram — «ih LEHK troh MY uh gram», noun. the record made by an electromyograph … Useful english dictionary
electrophoretogram — e·lec·tro·pho·ret·o·gram (ĭ lĕk trō fə rĕtʹə grăm ) n. A record of the results of an electrophoresis, such as a filter paper on which the components of a mixture are deposited as they migrate under the influence of an electric field. … … Universalium
electrocardiogram — e•lec•tro•car•di•o•gram [[t]ɪˌlɛk troʊˈkɑr di əˌgræm[/t]] n. med the graphic record produced by an electrocardiograph Abbr.: EKG,ECG Also called cardiogram • Etymology: 1900–05 … From formal English to slang
electroretinogram — e•lec•tro•ret•i•no•gram [[t]ɪˌlɛk troʊˈrɛt n əˌgræm[/t]] n. oph the graphic record obtained by an electroretinograph • Etymology: 1935–40 … From formal English to slang
electrocardiogram — e|lec|tro|car|di|o|gram [ıˌlektrəuˈka:diəgræm US trouˈka:r ] n technical an ↑ECG … Dictionary of contemporary English
electrocardiogram — e|lec|tro|car|di|o|gram [ ı,lektrou kardiə,græm ] noun count an EKG … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
