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MC The most accepted method of obtaining an apicalradial pulse is

MC The most accepted method of obtaining an apicalradial pulse is

A. One nurse counts the pulse for 1 minute, first at the brachial site and then at the apical site.
B. One nurse counts the pulse for 1 minute at the brachial and apical sites simultaneously.
C. Two nurses count the pulse for 1 minute simultaneously, one counts at the apical site and one at the radial site, using one watch.
D. Two nurses count the pulse for 1 minute, first one nurse counts at the apical site and then one at the radial site, each using his or her own watch.

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