Which pulse is located at approximately the inner third of the antecubital fossa when the palm is held upward?
A) Epitrochlear
B) Radial
C) Ulnar
D) Brachial
D
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a. Delegate the task to nursing assistive per-sonnel (NAP). b. Determine the patient's legal representa-tive. c. Request a copy of the patient's driver's license. d. Ask the spouse to sign an organ donation consent.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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