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The pulse is palpated to determine the type and course of disease.*
- Pulse Positions
- Basic Pulse Axioms
- Methodology Of Taking The Pulse
- Classification And Nomenclature Of Pulse Qualities
- Rhythm And Stability Of The Pulse
- Rate Of The Pulse
- Volume Of The Pulse
- Depth Of The Pulse
- Size: Width And Length Of The Pulse
- Shape Of The Pulse
- Individual Positions Of The Pulse
- Pulse Qualities As Signs Of Psychological Disharmony
- Prognosis And Prevention
- Pulse Interpretation
- Ref: Leon I. Hammer, "Chinese Pulse Diagnosis: A Contemporary Approach (Revised Edition) [Hardcover]", December 1, 2005. ISBN: 0939616491
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