Can you help me do this? Thanks 1. When you take a pulse you are actually palpat

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Can you help me do this? Thanks

1. When you take a pulse you are actually palpating (feenh a. the movement of blood within a vein b. a change of pressure along the capillary c. movement of blood through a valve d. a surge of blood from the heart through the arterial circula e. all of the above artery can be palpated 2. The artery can be palpated ; the a. Popliteal, at the wrist; brachial, anterior to the ear b. Radial artery, wrist; temporal, anterior to the ear C. Dorsal pedalis, groin; facial, wrist d. Brachial, posterior to the knee; popliteal, on the dorsum of the root s, the characteristic sounds associated with the "turbulent 3. When taking a blood pressure reading, the characteristic sounds asso resumption of blood flow into an artery" are called a. MAP b. murmurs c. lub and dup, or S1 and S2 d. Korotkoff sounds e. the pulse 4. To most accurately take a blood pressure reading you need: a. a fancy medical degree b. a stethoscope c. a sphygmomanometer a stop watch b and c f. b, c and d True or False ? 6. Blood flowing freely through a vessel is inaudible. The peak pressure measured in the brachial artery is actually quite similar to peak pressur measured in the aorta (ie. less than a 10mmHg difference).

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Question 1

Answer D

A surge of blood from the the heart through arterial circulation

the pulse is the count of arterial changes that indicate the changes in the heart rate.

Question 2

Answer is B

The radial artery can be palpitated on the wrist and the temporal artery can be palpitated in anterior to the ear

Question 3

Answer is D Korotkoff sound

the exceeded Reynolds number produces the characteristic turbulence flow and gives sound.

question 4

Answer E that is both b and c

Stethoscope and sphygmomanometer

Question 5

TRUE, normally blood flow in laminar flow no obstruction, so there no sound produced.

Question 6

Answer is TRUE

the pressure difference between aortic and brachial artery is less than 10 mm Hg. the pressure change may 2 mmHg

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