Pulse

The Nurse's Dictionary of Medical Terms and Nursing Treatment · 1909 · p. 18
(puls). To feel pulsation, put the three middle fingers on the radial artery at the wrist, beneath the thumb. The pulse in health beats about 120 to the minute in infants; 80 in children; 60 to 70 in maturity, and 50 in old age. An intermittent or irregular pulse is a sign of exhaustion; a full pulse is a sign of the early stage of fever; a thread-like pulse is a sign of want of blood, and is common after hæmorrhage; a hard pulse is one which is not easily stopped by pre ing on it; a soft pulse is easily compre ible. — s. 129 —
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