A person's pulse can easily be found on the wrist using the radial artery.
Explanation:
A person's pulse is a reflection of the heart's activity, corresponding to the heart rate. The ventricular contraction generates a pressure wave that travels through the arteries, being perceived as an arterial pulse.
One of the points where the pulse can be most easily appreciated is in the wrist, radial pulse, since the radial artery is very close to the skin. Other places where the pulse can be felt are in the neck and in the temporal region of the head.
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