"Pedal Pulse" refers to the rhythmic sensation felt in the feet and legs when blood circulates through the arteries. It is often assessed by healthcare professionals to evaluate blood flow and overall cardiovascular health. A strong pedal pulse indicates good circulation, while a weak or absent pulse may signal potential issues such as peripheral artery disease. The pedal pulse is typically checked at the dorsalis pedis artery, located on the top of the foot, or the posterior tibial artery, found behind the ankle. Monitoring this pulse can help detect conditions that affect blood flow, ensuring timely medical intervention if necessary.