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Old 08-13-12, 07:51 PM   #1
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Re: How does a constrictor know when to let go?

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Heart beat and pulse are the same thing.
Not exactly... If you place to fingers on your wrist or your jugular then you would be feeling pressure from the blood flow etc. If you put your hand on your chest then you would be more or less looking for vibrations from the echo.
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Old 08-13-12, 07:53 PM   #2
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Not exactly... If you place to fingers on your wrist or your jugular then you would be feeling pressure from the blood flow etc. If you put your hand on your chest then you would be more or less looking for vibrations from the echo.
I corrected that statement. I am trying to type while watching t.v.

Ventricular contractions create a pulse in the distal regions of the body.
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