Cardiac Science Burdick Quest Exercise Stress System is an easy-to-use, high-performance diagnostic tool for performing both resting 12-lead ECG’s (ecocardiograms) and stress tests all on one system. Ideal for primary care practices, this stress unit presents superior durability and dependability with its many unique features including a large intuitive touch-screen interface, comprehensive data management generous storage, flexible programming and 15 different report configurations.  

Quest Stress System Features:

• Ideal for primary care practices
• Eleven standard, preprogrammed protocols
• Performs both resting 12-lead ECGs and stress tests
• 15" high-resolution intuitive color touch screen interface
• Logistep software guides testing, step by step
• Customize 20 protocols of your own design in addition to the pre-programmed ones
• Choose from over 15 configurations for 3-, 4-, or 6-lead reports
• Instantly displays 3, 4, or 6 channels and freeze frames for detailed reviewing and printing
•  Online editing capabilities - correct patient demographics, edit test report form, and enter comments
• Option to use the University of Glasgow ECG interpretation algorithm
• Compatible with Ethernet protocols, Pyramis data management system, and HeartCentrix connectivity solution
• Warranty: 3-Year Parts and 1-Year Labor
• Dimensions: 60" x 25" x 34"
• <170 lbs

Available in 4 different packages

 *Price may vary depending on package chosen

Quest Exercise Stress System Monitor

What is a stress test?

A stress test is used to identify possible signs and symptoms of heart disease by showing what areas of the heart aren’t getting enough blood or are damaged. The most common test is the treadmill stress test. As you walk on the treadmill, your doctor will monitor you for chest pain, ECG (electrocardiogram) changes and other abnormal heart activity during both exercise and rest.

An echocardiogram clearly graphs and measures heart movement onto a monitor which illustrates any abnormal resting and non-resting movement for your doctor. If you are unable to exercise, your doctor may perform other types of tests including a dobutamine stress test, which utilizes a drug that will make the heart act as though you were exercising; or a nuclear stress test in which the patient is injected with a radioactive substance that shows clear pictures of the heart on a monitor during both rest and exercise.