Tonocard
- noun
- Specialized
- The cardiologist prescribed Tonocard to treat her serious ventricular arrhythmia.
Examples
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The cardiologist prescribed Tonocard after other medications proved ineffective.
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Serious side effects may occur with Tonocard, so it's reserved for severe cases.
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Patients taking Tonocard often require regular monitoring of their heart rhythm.
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The doctor prescribed Tonocard for her heart condition.
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Have you ever taken Tonocard for arrhythmia?
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Patients taking Tonocard need to be closely monitored for any potential side effects.
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When other treatments failed, the doctor recommended Tonocard as an effective alternative.
Synonyms
A medicine doctors give to treat dangerous irregular heartbeats in emergencies
A strong medicine for serious irregular heartbeats when other treatments fail
A fast-acting medicine given into a vein to slow a fast or irregular heartbeat
A medicine that treats some types of irregular heartbeats
A medicine used to treat serious irregular heartbeats when other drugs fail
A medicine for serious irregular heartbeats when other medicines do not work
A medicine that prevents or treats abnormal heart rhythms
A medicine that prevents or corrects an abnormal heart rhythm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tonocard is a brand name made from parts that mean 'tone' (tono) and 'heart' (card). So, the name helps you remember it is a medicine for serious heart rhythm problems that works to control the heart's 'tone' or beat.