fibrillated (Meaning)

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fibrillated (a.)

Furnished with fibrils; fringed.

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The patient's heart fibrillated during the surgery, causing a brief period of cardiac arrest.
The electrocardiogram revealed that the patient's heart was fibrillating, indicating an irregular and rapid heartbeat.
The defibrillator successfully fibrillated the patient's heart, restoring a normal heart rhythm.
The doctor administered a medication to prevent the patient's heart from fibrillating again.
The patient's heart spontaneously fibrillated while they were sleeping, resulting in sudden cardiac death.
The firefighter's heart fibrillated due to the extreme stress and exertion of the rescue operation.
The athlete's heart fibrillated during the marathon, leading to a medical emergency on the course.
The pilot's heart fibrillated while flying the plane, causing the aircraft to lose control and crash.
The patient's heart began to fibrillate after they received an electric shock, requiring immediate medical intervention.
The researchers conducted a study to investigate the mechanisms by which the heart fibrillates under certain conditions.

Furnished with fibrils; fringed.

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The patient's heart fibrillated during the surgery, causing a brief period of cardiac arrest.

The electrocardiogram revealed that the patient's heart was fibrillating, indicating an irregular and rapid heartbeat.

The defibrillator successfully fibrillated the patient's heart, restoring a normal heart rhythm.

The doctor administered a medication to prevent the patient's heart from fibrillating again.