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palpate
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pal·pate (plpt)
v.
To examine by feeling and pressing with the palms of the hands and the fingers.

pal·pation n.
palpa·tory (-p-tôr) adj.

Palpate
To examine the body by touching or pressing with the fingers or the palm of the hand.

palpate [pal´pāt]
to perform palpation.

palpate (pal´pāt),
v to examine the soft tissues with the fingers or hands.

palpate
to perform palpation.


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Advocates claim it is based on sound anatomical and physiological knowledge combined with palpatory skills that are finely tuned and extremely sensitive qualities of touch.
Examiner agreement reliability We calculated percent agreement values for the comparison among the examiner's visual and palpatory assessment of an AHE, the simulator's list of correct and incorrect AHEs performed, and the two skilled physiotherapists' visual and palpatory assessment of an AHE.
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