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jilianpiloj

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The nurse is assisting with resuscitative efforts on an infant who is experiencing cardiac arrest. Where would the nurse measure pulse rate?
 
  1. Apical site
  2. Radial site
  3. Brachial site
  4. Posterior tibial site

Question 2

The nurse working at a community health center is caring for a client who required bilateral amputation of both arms. How would the nurse measure pulse rate?
 
  1. By palpating the temporal pulse
  2. By palpating the carotid pulse
  3. By palpating the brachial pulse
  4. By palpating the femoral pulse



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 3

The brachial site is easily accessible, and would be the best site for the nurse to use in this scenario. The radial site is not used on infants, and the apical site would be difficult to access when chest compressions are performed. The posterior tibial site would not yield an accurate reading due to the difficulty in finding it.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 1





 

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