bradycardia
nounHow many syllables in bradycardia?
There are 5 syllables in the word bradycardia.How to pronounce bradycardia:
Definition of bradycardia:
- bradycardia (noun):
- abnormally slow heartbeat.
- relatively slow heart action compare tachycardia
Synonyms for bradycardia:
cardiac arrhythmia
Antonyms for bradycardia:
elevated pulse
fast heart rate
racing heart
rapid heartbeat
rapid pulse
tachycardia
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