Sample Sentences forcardiology (auto-selected)
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Her own nurses from Birmingham were there waiting and had explained to the cardiology nurses the specific procedures for dealing with head injuries. (source)cardiology = related to the branch of medicine dealing with the heart and its diseases
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After all, said one sage from cardiology, why in the world would anyone with a French passport actually choose to live in Israel at a time like this?† (source)
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Finnerty was a thirty-seven-year-old cardiologist who taught medicine at Georgetown University.† (source)
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Stuart, the young Canadian cardiologist, discovered that his crampons didn't even fit his new boots.† (source)
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You know he's a cardiologist, right?† (source)
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Of all the systems of the body—neurological, cognitive, special, sensory—the cardiological system is the most sensitive and easily disturbed.† (source)
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But the nurse said something about a cardiologist.† (source)
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He must have been very impressive, to be head of cardiology.† (source)
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"Her heart's fine," Caroline said, thinking of the early years of constant worry over Phoebe's health—all the trips to the doctors and dentists and cardiologists and ear, nose, and throat specialists.† (source)
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They sent her to the Agriculture Department medical office, where a doctor suggested she see a cardiologist.† (source)
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He was an internist specializing in cardiology, and she was both internist and ophthalmologist.† (source)
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One of the things Reilly did early in his campaign at Cook, for instance, was to put together twenty perfectly typical case histories of people with chest pain and give the histories to a group of doctors—cardiologists, internists, emergency room docs, and medical residents—people, in other words, who had lots of experience making estimates about chest pain.† (source)
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And we'll need a cardiologist to examine Shay, to see if his heart's even a match for Claire.† (source)
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Despite a job offer in cardiology at a hospital in her hometown, she'd taken a job with Drs.† (source)
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Cook County at that time had eight beds in its coronary care unit, and another twelve beds in what's called intermediate coronary care, which is a ward that's a little less intensive and cheaper to run (about $1,000 a night instead of $2,000) and staffed by nurses instead of cardiologists.† (source)
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Reilly's first act was to turn to the work of a cardiologist named Lee Goldman.† (source)
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