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Meaning of pacemaker
A pacemaker is a small medical device that uses electrical impulses to regulate the beating of the heart.
Etymology of pacemaker
The word "pacemaker" originated in the mid-20th century, derived from the words "pace" (meaning a rate or speed of movement) and "maker" (meaning a device that produces or regulates something).
The term initially referred to a device that helped regulate the pace or rhythm of the heart, and has since become a standard term in the medical field.
Synonyms
regulator
controller
moderator
stabilizer
heartbeat regulator
cardiac regulator
rhythm controller
tempo regulator
metronome
timer
chronometer
heartbeat monitor
cardiac monitor
pulse regulator
pulse generator
rhythm generator
stimulator
accelerator
heartbeat accelerator
cardiac accelerator
heart regulator
cardiac controller
cardiac stabilizer
heartbeat stabilizer
regulator device
control device
pacing device
cardiac device
medical device
implantable device
electronic device
mechanical device
cardiovascular device
cardiac rhythm manager
arrhythmia controller
tachycardia controller
bradycardia controller
Definitions
- A small medical device that uses electrical impulses to regulate the beating of the heart, typically used to treat abnormal heart rhythms.
- * A device that regulates or coordinates something, especially by providing a regular pulse or signal.
Usage Examples
- The doctor implanted a pacemaker in the patient's chest to regulate their irregular heartbeat.
- * The pacemaker helped to stabilize the patient's heart rhythm and prevent further complications.
- * The athlete wore a pacemaker-like device to monitor and regulate their heart rate during intense training sessions.
Antonyms
disruptor
destabilizer
inhibitor
blocker
stopper
halter
interrupter
interferer
disrupter
agitator
stimulant
irritant
excitant
accelerator
intensifier
enhancer
booster
increaser
augments
exaggerator
magnifier
amplifier
chaotic agent
turbulent agent
unstable element
irregularizer
arrhythmia inducer
tachycardia inducer
bradycardia inducer