Definition:
Biofeedback is a system used for evaluating the biological signals produced by the body, specifically biological functions (i.e. heart rate, breathing rate, skin temperature, etc.). These functions are monitored by surface electrodes (sensors) and electronically amplified to provide "feedback" to the patient.
Biofeedback is a system used for evaluating the biological signals produced by the body, specifically biological functions (i.e. heart rate, breathing rate, skin temperature, etc.). These functions are monitored by surface electrodes (sensors) and electronically amplified to provide "feedback" to the patient.
Pronunciation: bye-o-feed-back
Examples: Brenda, a chronic sufferer of anxiety, was advised by her doctor to try biofeedback to assist her in lowering her stresse levels.
