bounding pulse

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bounding pulse

Etymology: OFr, bondir, to leap; L, pulsare, to beat

a pulse that feels full and springlike on palpation as a result of an increased thrust of cardiac contraction or an increased volume of circulating blood within the elastic structures of the vascular system.

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