This paper describes the principle of detector for pulse and fill-liquid in one body, which is used to detect the body pulse and the number of liquid-drop within one minute when filling liquid. The detector works exactly and rapidly. It makes doctors and nurses disentangle from the annoyed daily grinds.
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