An exercise ECG is a continuous recording of the heart’s electrical activity performed while a person is physically active, typically walking on a treadmill. It is used to assess how the heart responds to physical exertion. Exercise increases the heart’s demand for oxygen, and the test can reveal issues that may not be apparent at rest.
Questionnaire
This health category includes questionnaire data on personal and family history of angina/heart attack, and TIA/stroke.
Measurements
Mandatory: Exercise ECG
It is optional to upload a PDF copy of an Exercise ECG. It is also optional to assign the Exercise ECG interpretation to a specific doctor.
Non-mandatory: N/A
Laboratory
Mandatory: N/A
Non-mandatory: N/A
Interpretations
Due to the complexities of exercise-induced changes and exercise ECG interpretation, the interpreting doctor has full flexibility to assign the appropriate flag and create individual report content.
🟢 Green flag: Indicates a normal Exercise ECG.
🟡 Amber flag: Indicates an abnormal Exercise ECG.
🔴 Red flag: Indicates a very abnormal Exercise ECG.