Question 194 · LEK · Cross-cutting topics
Pulse palpation in clinical settings is possible on the following arteries, except for:
- A. ulnar artery.
- B. dorsalis pedis artery.
- C. posterior tibial artery.
- D. common iliac artery.
- E. pulse can be examined on all the above arteries.
Hint
Ask which artery lies deep in the retroperitoneum rather than superficially over a bone.
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