Which of the following is an obvious clinical indicator of decompensated shock in an infant?
A: Weak brachial pulses
B: Delayed capillary refill
C: Decreased peripheral perfusion
D: Tachycardia and tachypnea
Answer: A: Weak brachial pulses
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