Answer and Explanation:
Apical impulse is the place in the chest where the heartbeat can be palpated. The usual location depends on the morphological type of the person. In a normolineal individual, it is located at the intersection of the 4th or 5th left intercostal space with the left midclavicular line. This point corresponds to the area where the heart is closest to the costal grid thus allowing its palpation in an intercostal space. Usually lasts half of systole.
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22. The ability of the cricketer's joints having a wide range of movement has to do with which fitness factor needed for cricket?
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