Cardiovascular Health Terms

noun the act of repeating information without understanding it

• The medical term for the act of vomiting is regurgitation.
• I can't believe he regurgitated his entire meal after eating so much.
• I feel like I'm gonna regurgitate if I eat another bite.
• The politician's regurgitation of the same tired talking points did not impress the audience.

noun breath

• The patient presented with shortness of breath upon arrival at the emergency room.
• I couldn't catch my breath after running up the stairs.
• I was huffing and puffing from the shortness of breath.
• The intensity of the situation left me with a metaphorical shortness of breath.

noun a medical term referring to difficult or labored breathing

• The patient presented with dyspnea, indicating difficulty breathing.
• She was struggling to catch her breath, experiencing dyspnea.
• I was so out of breath, I thought I was gonna pass out from dyspnea.
• The weight of the world on his shoulders felt like a heavy dyspnea, making it hard to breathe.

noun a nucleoside consisting of adenine and ribose, found in RNA and other nucleic acids

• Adenosine is a nucleoside that plays a crucial role in various biochemical processes in the body.
• I read that adenosine is important for energy production in our cells.
• Yo, have you heard about adenosine? It's like the MVP of cellular energy.
• Adenosine is like the conductor of an orchestra, coordinating all the different players in our body's functions.