Medicine, 14.08.2019 08:10, IsabellaGracie

The pulse site located on the thumb side of the wrist is called:
a. pedial
b. axillary
c. brachial
d. radial

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The pulse site located on the thumb side of the wrist is called:
a. pedial
b. axillary<...