fibrillate

IPA: fɪbrɪɫeɪt

Examples of "fibrillate" in Sentences

The atria continue to fibrillate, though, and anticoagulant medication is still required.
As soon as we were out of sight, he began kissing me, stinging kisses that made my heart fibrillate.
I want to be a cool mom like Sarah Connor, who can both make a mean pb&j AND fibrillate her own boob.
She had a convulsion, her respiration grew slow and shallow, her heart began to fibrillate, and she passed inexorably into coma.
When the heart begins to fibrillate, the ICD emits a jolt of electricity to disrupt the abnormal rhythm and restore the normal heart rate.
So to see this guy climbing on to high-voltage power lines from a helicopter and not fibrillate his own heart is a wonder to behold, indeed:
Indeed, increasingly in the United States, death has become the province of technicians, those who fibrillate and ventilate, trache and tube, plug and unplug.
CHARLES WILMER, CARDIOLOGIST: He was so unstable that he would literally be shocked, go back into regular rhythm long enough to start to wake up, and then he would fibrillate lose consciousness.
It was while * Wait was in this position that his heart began to fibrillate -- which is to say that its fibers began to twitch in an uncoordinated manner, so that the march of the blood in his circulatory system was no longer orderly.