An Exercise Electrocardiogram (also known as a stress test) is a diagnostic procedure that measures the heart's electrical activity during physical exertion. Patients typically walk on a treadmill or ride a stationary bike while their heart rate, rhythm, and electrical activity are monitored using electrodes placed on the chest. This test helps assess how well the heart functions under stress and can identify issues such as coronary artery disease. The results of an exercise electrocardiogram can provide valuable information about the heart's health. If abnormalities are detected, further testing may be recommended. This procedure is often performed by healthcare professionals in a clinical setting and is an important tool in cardiology for evaluating heart conditions.