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Blood Pressure Cuff
A medical device used to measure blood pressure, comprising a cuff that inflates around the arm.
Extremity
Extremity refers to the furthest points or limbs of the body, such as hands and feet, often used in medical contexts to discuss injuries or conditions affecting these areas.
Vital Signs
Measures that provide critical information about a person's core bodily functions, including temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.
Physical Examination
A comprehensive assessment of a patient's body by a healthcare provider to detect any signs of disease.
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