QUESTION 9While assessing the carotid pulse, you would check one at a time. This is done to avoid:O decreasing blood flow to the brainO venous stagnationO increasing intracranial pressureO peripheral vascular resistanceLOuinment to assess for bruit in the

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QUESTION 9 While assessing the carotid pulse, you would check one at a time. This is done to avoid: decreasing blood flow to the brain venous stagnation O increasing intracranial pressure peripheral vascular resistance

QUESTION 9 While assessing the carotid pulse, you would check one at a time. This is done to avoid: decreasing blood flow to the brain venous stagnation O increasing intracranial pressure peripheral vascular resistance

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Chapter19: The Cardiovascular System: The Heart

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