脈拍(みゃくはく)pulse, pulse rate, pulsation, stroke of pulse

血管(けっかん)に手(て)を当(あ)てて脈拍(みゃくはく)をはかる。

Place your hand on the blood vessel to measure the pulse.

心臓(しんぞう)が血液(けつえき)を押(お)し出(だ)す時(とき)の周期的(しゅうきてき)な運動(うんどう)が脈拍(みゃくはく)だ。

The periodic movement when the heart pushes out blood is called the pulse.

成人(せいじん)で、脈拍(みゃくはく)は大体(だいたい)１分間(ぷんかん)に６０(ろくじゅう)から１００(ひゃく)が平均(へいきん)です。

In adults, the pulse rate is generally an average of 60 to 100 per minute.

脈拍(みゃくはく)は、特(とく)に手首(てくび)の親指側(おやゆびがわ)を走(はし)る頭骨動脈(とうこつどうみゃく)で感(かん)じることが出来(でき)るとか。

It is said that the pulse can particularly be felt at the radial artery running on the thumb side of the wrist.

患者(かんじゃ)の脈拍(みゃくはく)をはかったところ、今(いま)すぐに医師(いし)による診察(しんさつ)が必要(ひつよう)だと分(わ)かった。

After measuring the patient's pulse, it was determined that an immediate examination by a doctor was necessary.