palpate

How long could I stand to have my organs palpated?

Out of human control, his hands proceeded to palpate each in turn.

The masses are often too small to be palpated or felt.

In contrast to what had happened that morning, palpating the area made it feel worse.

All the while, his expert hands were probing and palpating.

While facing the woman, palpate the woman's upper abdomen with both hands.

There the pressure wave can be palpated as the peripheral pulse.

Sid straightened the body, palpating each limb as he moved it.

On the other hand, content validity studies measure the same phenomenon as that which is being palpated.

The medical student approached the patient and gently palpated his abdomen.

They palpated his hands and moved the fingers in ways they were not meant to go.

He was palpating Rachel's head through her damp hair.

I palpated her head and neck and felt no fractures.

Her fingers palpated a decent vein in the girl's thin arm.

The tumors can be felt as hard, round masses by palpating the abdomen.

A gap can often be palpated at the tendon's normal location.

Calvin palpated the foot some more, then pulled off the thick stockings.

The hip joint lies deep inside the body and cannot normally be directly palpated.

Surface landmarks that can be palpated on another individual also provide practice for future clinical situations.

The examiner typically palpates all nine areas of the patient's abdomen.

He felt its dry palpating sphincter slide down his throat.

I quickly palpated the liver, but found no hardness-that was a relief.

As she palpated the squeezers, one of the polygons became a window.

Did she lie in her bed at night and palpate the tube running under her skin?