Pulsometer
[puhl-som-i-ter] /pʌlˈsɒm ɪ tər/
noun
1.
a pulsimeter.
2.
a pump without pistons, utilizing the pressure of steam and the partial vacuum caused by the condensation of steam alternately in two chambers.
/pʌlˈsɒmɪtə/
noun
1.
another name for pulsimeter
2.
a vacuum pump that operates by steam being condensed and water admitted alternately in two chambers
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pulsus celer pulsus cel·er (sěl’ər) n. A pulse beat swift to rise and fall.
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pulsus differens pulsus dif·fer·ens (dĭf’ə-rěnz’) n. A condition in which the pulses in the two radial arteries differ in strength.
- Pulsus rarus
pulsus rarus pulsus rar·us (râr’əs) n. A pulse beat slow to rise and fall. Also called pulsus tardus.