IPA: /ˈplɛksər/
KK: /ˈplɛksər/
A small hammer with a rubber head, used by doctors to tap on the body to check for health issues.
The doctor used a plexor to test the patient's reflexes during the examination.
Plexor → It is formed from "plectere" (meaning to weave or braid) and the suffix "-or" (indicating an agent or doer). The word "plexor" refers to an instrument or device that weaves or braids, often used in a medical context to describe a tool that taps or stimulates.
Think of 'weaving' ('plectere') to remember that a 'plexor' is a tool that 'weaves' or 'taps' in a medical setting.