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What does it mean to have a TID rate of 1.09 in a Nuclear Stress Test?
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transient ischemic dilation
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How is the rate of the fission in a nuclear reactor controlled?
By the control rods and by the moderator.
How accurate are lie detection technologies?
Lie detection technologies are not especially accurate; the polygraph test is the iconic method and is considered unreliable by the US National Academy of Sciences. It measures quantities like heart rate, which can fluctuate in response to stress. This stress may be the result of lying, or the result of taking a polygraph test, which is itself stressful. Other lie detection technologies exist, such as voice analysis, but no such method has been proven reliable.
What is the function of control rods in nuclear plant?
To control the rate of energy (heat) production by the fissionable materials.
What does nuclear power and nuclear weapons have in common?
They both utilise nuclear fission, in which nuclei of U-235 or Pu-239 are split apart which releases enormous energy. In nuclear power this is done at a comparatively slow controllable rate, in a weapon you want a very rapid reaction to create a huge blast of energy.
What is mean by sweep rate in vibration?
"sweep rate" refers to "how fast" you go through a frequency range when performing a vibration test. For example, let's put an equipment on a shaker and see how it responds to a sine excitation having a frequency between 50 and 2000Hz. The rate at which you will vary the frequency between 50 and 2000Hz is called the "sweep rate". It can be measured in Hz/min or octave/min.
Is pulse monitored in a stress test?
Yes. In fact, the heart rate is specifically monitored to know when to stop the stress test.
What stress test measures the workload and the heart rate while also measuring the oxygen desaturation level?
Simple pulmonary stress test
What is the purpose of maintaining you target heart rate?
To stress test your heart
Is a non stress test a standard diabetes test?
A non stress test is not used as a standard diabetic testing. A non stress test is typically used with new mothers during pregnancy. This is a painless procedure to monitor the baby's heart rate.
Does stress affect a horses heart rate?
It depends on what kind of stress you mean. If the stress is you work it for a long time, then yes the horses heart rate will increase
What is the target heart rate for a 62 year old woman during a stress test?
140
Should someone with atrial fibrillation have a exercise stress test or a thallium stress test?
If you are a patient currently in atrial fibrillation. Generally speaking an adenosine or lexiscan nuclear stress tests are usually the best options. The other medicated stress test is Dobutamine (both echocardiogram and Nuclear). You do not want to use Dobutamine on patients at risk to go into atrial fibrillation because it is a drug that can induce it. For patients that are in chronic atrial fibrillation dobutamine can be used but is not considered to be as diagnostic as a lexiscan or adenosine stress test. The reason being (and this goes or exercise stress tests as well) dobutamine is a heart rate dependent test. This means the closer the heart rate gets to the patients age predicted max HR the more accurate the test is at detecting heart disease. The assumption in this is that the patient is in a sinus rhythm. Myocardial oxygen demand correlates directly with patients HR when the patient is in sinus rhythm. If the patient is in atrial fibrillation that correlation with myocardial oxygen demand becomes much more cloudy thus reducing the sensitivity of an exercise or dobutamine stress test with patients in atrial fibrillation. Both lexiscan and adenosine eliminate HR demands in detecting CAD which makes them the best test for a.fib patients.
What is a non-stress test for pregnancy?
NST: The Nonstress test is part of the formal antenatal test for fetal well being. It is considered formally reactive (good sign) if the fetal heart rate has two accelerations in 20 minutes that are at least 15 beats above the baseline heart rate and last for at least 15 seconds.
What safety precautions must be taken when administering a stress test?
The precautions for a stress test are actually medical precautions, not safety precautions. The people administering the test need to track blood pressure and heart rate to ensure things don't get out of control.
What safety precautions must be taken administering a stress test?
The precautions for a stress test are actually medical precautions, not safety precautions. The people administering the test need to track blood pressure and heart rate to ensure things don't get out of control.
What are the normal results of a stress test?
A normal result of an exercise stress test shows normal electrocardiogram tracings and heart rate, blood pressure within the normal range, and no angina, unusual dizziness, or shortness of breath.
What does high BASO in blood test mean?
My Baso is 0.143 with SED Rate 13 HCT 40.2 and RDW rate 10.4 What does that mean?
