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bradycardic
This term is a specialized medical descriptor used primarily in clinical settings to identify a specific physiological state. It carries a neutral, diagnostic tone, focusing on the objective measurement of heart rate rather than a subjective feeling of illness. It is most frequently encountered in cardiology reports, emergency room charts, and academic medical literature.
Because it describes a state of being, it functions as a predicative adjective following linking verbs like be or become. It is rarely used in casual conversation, where a speaker would more likely describe the heart as beating slowly or mention bradycardia, the noun form of the condition.
Meanings
Examples
The patient became severely bradycardic after the administration of the beta blocker.
He is slightly bradycardic, but since he is an athlete, this is considered normal.
The monitor shows the patient is bradycardic with a heart rate of forty beats per minute.
Is the patient still bradycardic or has the atropine started to work?
I noticed she looked pale and seemed bradycardic during the initial assessment.
The infant was born bradycardic and required immediate resuscitation.
Wait, the EKG indicates he is becoming bradycardic.
Some patients remain bradycardic even after the medication is discontinued.