When Assessing a Patient's Pulse, You Can Locate the Right

question 116

Multiple Choice

When assessing a patient's pulse, you can locate the right radial pulse, but not the left. Which one of the following is the most likely explanation for this finding?

• A) The patient is in the early stage of cardiac arrest.
• B) The left radial artery is extremely large.
• C) There is a problem with the patient's veins.
• D) The left radial artery may be occluded.

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