Definition of plexor in English:

plexor

(also plessor)

noun ˈplɛksəˈpleksər

A small hammer with a rubber head used to test reflexes and in medical percussion.
叩诊槌
Example sentencesExamples
- The pleximeter is held firmly into an intercostal space while two quick uniform taps with the plexor, using wrist action, are delivered to it.

Origin

Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek plēxis 'percussion' (from plēssein 'to strike') + -or¹.

Definition of plexor in US English:

plexor

(also plessor)

nounˈpleksər

A small hammer with a rubber head used to test reflexes and in medical percussion.
叩诊槌
Example sentencesExamples
- The pleximeter is held firmly into an intercostal space while two quick uniform taps with the plexor, using wrist action, are delivered to it.

Origin

Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek plēxis ‘percussion’ (from plēssein ‘to strike’) + -or.

词汇	plexor
释义	Definition of plexor in English: plexor (also plessor) noun ˈplɛksəˈpleksər A small hammer with a rubber head used to test reflexes and in medical percussion. 叩诊槌 Example sentencesExamples The pleximeter is held firmly into an intercostal space while two quick uniform taps with the plexor, using wrist action, are delivered to it. Origin Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek plēxis 'percussion' (from plēssein 'to strike') + -or¹. Definition of plexor in US English: plexor (also plessor) nounˈpleksər A small hammer with a rubber head used to test reflexes and in medical percussion. 叩诊槌 Example sentencesExamples The pleximeter is held firmly into an intercostal space while two quick uniform taps with the plexor, using wrist action, are delivered to it. Origin Mid 19th century: formed irregularly from Greek plēxis ‘percussion’ (from plēssein ‘to strike’) + -or.
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