All of the following are common places to take a person's pulse EXCEPT the ________
A) brachial artery
B) radial artery
C) common carotid artery
D) popliteal artery
A
Explanation:
B) The radial artery is a common place to take a person's pulse.
C) The common carotid artery is a common place to take a person's pulse.
D) The popliteal artery is a common place to take a person's pulse.
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