Pusle

Pusle is a term that does not have a widely established definition in major reference works. In many English-language contexts, it is likely a misspelling or typographical error for pulse. When used this way, pusle would refer to the same concept as pulse, unless the writer intended a different term.

Pulse, in medical and general usage, describes the rhythmic expansion of an artery resulting from the heartbeat. It is commonly measured at accessible sites such as the wrist (radial artery) or neck (carotid artery) to estimate heart rate. A typical resting heart rate for healthy adults ranges roughly from 60 to 100 beats per minute, with variations influenced by age, fitness level, medications, temperature, and activity.

Beyond possible misspellings, pusle could occasionally appear as a proper name in informal writing, and it might be used as a surname or place name in some languages. However, there is no widely recognized person, organization, or location bearing the name Pusle in standard references, so any such usage would require specific context to disambiguate.

If the term appears in a text without clear context, readers should consider whether it is intended to be pulse, a proper name, or another word, and seek clarification from the source. See also: pulse.