palpable pulse

In a young normal person there should be no palpable pulse.

He began to breathe again, and he had a thready, barely palpable pulse.

He had no palpable pulse, and his respirations were so shallow they were barely noticeable.

The other three symptoms of compartment syndrome are palpable pulse, paresis and pallor.

This results in the artery emptying back into the heart during diastole, therefore causing a palpable pulse.

Dr. Clark said these had produced "palpable pulses" for a short time, but all were "to no avail."

Watson went on to investigate the palpable pulse in these patients and, following his elaboration, the clinical sign is also referred to as Watson's pulse.

Cardiac arrest is an abrupt cessation of pump function in the heart (as evidenced by the absence of a palpable pulse).

Signs of ROSC include breathing, coughing, or movement and a palpable pulse or a measurable blood pressure.

In Pulsus Bigeminus not all of the conducted electrical activity will elicit sufficient ventricular contraction to produce a palpable pulse.

A reusable wristband-like module measures the palpable pulse in the radial artery at wrist level, and houses a disposable pad that contains sensors and crystals.