You're assessing a pulse and the result is not what you expected. What do you do? PLS HELP I WILL REALLY APPRECIATE HELPFUL ANSW

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You're assessing a pulse and the result is not what you expected. What do you do? PLS HELP I WILL REALLY APPRECIATE HELPFUL ANSW

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Fantom [35] · Answer 1 · 2022-08-06T23:24:48+03:00

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If the pulse is regular and strong, measure the pulse for 30 seconds. Double the number to give the beats per minute. (e.g: 32 beats on 30 seconds means the pulse os 64 beats per minute) If you noticed changes in rhythm or strength, you must measure the pulse for a full minute.

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