tricrotic (Meaning)
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tricrotic (a.)
Of or pertaining to tricrotism; characterized by tricrotism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tricrotic
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tricrotic Sentence Examples
- The tricrotic pulse, characterized by three distinct peaks, perplexed the physician.
- The tricrotic rhythm of the heart signified a precarious cardiovascular condition.
- The patient's tricrotic arterial pulse suggested a weakened left ventricle.
- The distinct triple pulsation in the jugular vein indicated a tricrotic venous pulse.
- The tricrotic wave on the sphygmogram provided valuable diagnostic information about the patient's heart function.
- The tricrotic murmur heard over the precordium raised concerns about potential valvular abnormalities.
- The combination of a tricrotic pulse and elevated blood pressure demanded immediate medical attention.
- The tricrotic nature of the patient's radial pulse pointed towards a possible pericardial effusion.
- The tricrotic apex beat, felt on auscultation, provided a clue to the underlying cardiac pathology.
- The abnormal tricrotic electrocardiogram tracing warranted further investigation into the patient's heart rhythm.
FAQs About the word tricrotic
Of or pertaining to tricrotism; characterized by tricrotism.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tricrotic pulse, characterized by three distinct peaks, perplexed the physician.
The tricrotic rhythm of the heart signified a precarious cardiovascular condition.
The patient's tricrotic arterial pulse suggested a weakened left ventricle.
The distinct triple pulsation in the jugular vein indicated a tricrotic venous pulse.
