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1. How do you say beat in English?

Dictionary result: beat [p ā i zi] beat; racket; tempi ; (racket) bat; pulse; Cannot close the rhythm. Other Western firms cant copy dictionary result: beat [ji é p ā i] beat; time ; [Sound] meter; clock; You need to control the speed of the entire program and every beat. As sarge, you set the tempos for the show and for each number.

2. Help me, who knows the names and English expressions of the various components on a disposable infusion set?

1. The names of each component: A disposable infusion set is generally composed of an injection needle, a needle cap, an infusion hose, a liquid filter, a flow rate regulator, a drip pot, a bottle stopper puncture device, an air filter, and other connected parts.

1. Injection needle: Injection needle

2. Needle

3. Infusion hose: Injection hose

4. Medication filter: filter

5. Flow rate regulator: adjuster

6. Drip pot

7. Air filter: air education pipe Extended information: English representation of commonly used medical devices:

1. Oxygen analyzer: pulse oximeter

2. thermometer: thermometer

3. stethoscope: stethoscope

4. sphygmomanometer: blood pressure meter

5. blood glucose meter: blood glucose meter

6. electrocardiograph: electrocardiograph, ECG

7. electrocardiogram monitor: ECG monitor

3. Chinese translation vocabulary (ruler)

The Chinese translation vocabulary and related definitions of "ruler" are as follows: ch ě Scale terminology: The first level on the scale of Chinese ethnic music, used as a notation symbol in sheet music, equivalent to the "2" in simplified notation, such as "a note of the scale in gongchepu" (corresponding to 2 in numbered musical notation). Ch ǐ Length unit: Originally meaning "ten inches", measured based on human body parts (such as the wrist radial artery as "cun kou", ten inches as feet). The systems of ancient dynasties varied, for example, "chi yi" refers to imperial edicts (the length of imperial edicts in ancient times was one foot one inch) or letters. Contemporary conversion: 3 feet=1 meter (chi, a unit of length). Literature example: "Shuowen" records that "chi is ten inches long. However, the human hand is ten inches long. Ten inches is a ruler, so it refers to the use of rules and regulations." Traditional Chinese medicine terminology: One of the pulse diagnosis sites is located at the three fingers above and below the radius behind the palm (the "chi pulse" in the "chi", "guan", and "chi"). Measuring tools: instruments for measuring length, such as parallel rulers, folding rulers, and rulers. Metaphor refers to laws and institutions. Striped objects: such as rulers, rulers, bamboo slips (written in ancient times), ruler like things. Letter nicknames: such as "chi shu" and "chi su" (letters). For example, in Song Dynastys Qin Guans "Treading on Sha Xing", "Sending plum blossoms by post, fish transmitting chi su". Descriptive meaning: Refers to being short or small, such as "chi tu" (tiny piece of land), "chi tie" (short weapon) (tiny). Cultural allusions and translation idioms: "The foot may be too short for something long, but the inch is too long." Translation: "The foot may be too short for something long; For something weak an inch is strong. Everything has its weak points; Sometimes a wise man disagrees. "(Translated by Xu Yuanchong)" Chisu "refer

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