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blood pressure monitor

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blood pressure monitor
Etymology: AS, blod + L, premere, to press, monere, to warn
a device that automatically measures blood pressure and records the information continuously. Automatic monitoring of blood pressure is often used in surgery or in an intensive care unit where frequent monitoring is required.


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