Medical term:
coagulometer
coagulometer
(kō-ag″yŭ-lom″ĕt-ĕr) [ coagul(ate) + -meter]A device that measures the time it takes for a sample of blood to clot. It is often used in point-of-care testing, esp. in monitoring and adjusting warfarin dosages for anticoagulated patients.
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