is a test that involves the continuous recording of measures such as heart rate, the electrocardiogram, and blood pressure during exercise to evaluate the health of the heart.

A cardiac stress test monitors how the heart responds to exercise. During the test, measures such as heart rate, an electrocardiogram (ECG), and blood pressure are recorded. A Holter monitor records heart activity over time, usually during normal daily activities, rather than specifically evaluating the heart during exercise.

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