rheogram
/ˈriːə(ʊ)ɡram/(also reogram)
noun
1 Physics. Originally: a print showing the rate of elongation of cylinders of dough under the action of gravity. Later: a graph of shear stress against shear rate.
2 Medicine and Physiology. A record of a study of blood flow performed by rheography.
Origin
1930s. From rheo- + -gram.
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