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The nurse is working in the NICU and is caring for an infant who weighs 500 grams. The child is being monitored, and has several electrodes on the chest. The nurse is unable to hear the apical pulse through the electrodes, and does not want to remove the electrodes and damage the infant's skin. The nurse checks the infant's pulse at which of the following sites?
1. Brachial artery
2. Radial artery
3. Pedal artery
4. Jugular artery

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