The Alexandrian physician Herophilus, originally from Chalcedon, was able to make which of the following diagnostic conclusions based on the strength and rate of the human pulse?that a weak but rapid pulse was a sign of significantly increased blood volumethat a strong but slow pulse was a sign of significant blood lossthat a strong but rapid pulse was a sign of air entering the left atriumthat a weak but rapid pulse was a sign of significant blood lossthat a weak but slow pulse was a sign of significantly increased blood volume

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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The Alexandrian physician Herophilus, originally from Chalcedon, was able to make which of the following diagnostic conclusions based on the strength and rate of the human pulse?

that a weak but rapid pulse was a sign of significantly increased blood volume
that a strong but slow pulse was a sign of significant blood loss
that a strong but rapid pulse was a sign of air entering the left atrium
that a weak but rapid pulse was a sign of significant blood loss
that a weak but slow pulse was a sign of significantly increased blood volume

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