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Pulse-p. Acriticus, Pulse of irritation-p. Aequalis, Pulse, equal-p. Annuens et circumnuens. Pulse, deficient-p. Anormalis, Pulse, irregular-p. Bicrotus, Pulse, dicrotic-p. Biferiens, P. dicrotic-p. Caprizans, Pulse, caprizant-p. Cordis, see Heart-p. Crassus, Pulse, large-p. Debilis, Pulse, feeble- p. Deficiens, Pulse, deficient-p. Dicrotus, Pulse, dicrotic-p. Dorcadissans, Pulse, caprizant-p. Duplex, Pulse, dicrotic-p. Durus, Pulse, hard-p. Elasticus, Pulse, supple-p. Fluctuosus, Pulse, undulating-p. Fluens, Pulse, undulating-p. Formicans, Formicant, and Pulse, formicant-p. Fortis, Pulse, strong-p. Fusalis, Pulse, caprizant-p. Gazellans, Pulse, caprizant-p. Heterochronicus, see Heterochronicus-p. Humilis, Pulse, low-p. Incidens Solani, Pulse, undulating-p. Intercidens, Pulse, intercurrent-p. Mallearis, Pulse, dicrotic-p. Intercisus, Pulse, dicrotic-p. Intercurrens, Pulse, intercurrent-p. Intestinalis, Pulse, dicrotic-p. Intricatus, Pulse, intricate-p. Magnus, Pulse, large -p. Mollis, Pulse, soft.

[Latin] Pulse. P. celer, a quick pulse. P. celerrimus, a water-hammer pulse. P. paradoxus, a paradoxical pulse. P. tardus, an infrequent pulse.

L. for Pulse.