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I need a reason for this, if you have a reference that I can use to support this view is even better. Thank you very much! And if you can answer these questions other (I need the right) Thank you!

What is the importance of taking the pulse at the appropriate place?
Why should we help the client to take a comfortable position after taking his pulse?

If anyone of you can answer even the least of these questions is very good. : D

He is kept away from their point of view because they may think that the level at which the machine is pumped blood pressure. This alarm may cause blood pressure to rise even higher - the white coat hypertension.

"Taking the pulse at the appropriate place" - the pulse is stronger arm closer to the heart and different in left and right, yet it is lower in the legs. Also note the site the pulse is taken, if the usual (antecubital) is bandaged, to compare the differences.

After any procedure the nurse (I guess you're a nursing student) must ensure that the patient is comfortable, which involves positioning. They are not there to give you a job. Nurses are there to help.

Thank you very much! You guys saved me another sleepless night searching for answers. Glad to have had an account here! xD Report Abuse

I think it is to reduce the risk of white coat hypertension, the phenomenon where patients are nervous in clinical settings. Looking at the row or column can cause susceptible persons to some apprehension that results from high blood pressure.

I can not answer your second question.

When I am king, nursing instructors refer to patients as customers will be assigned to empty bedpans.

you do not-that is usually the convenience of the RN or technology can not read the pb. the customer should never reach the comfort of a set of vital signs, try the medical field for a challenge!

No, you'd better not choose the vision, but this does not necessarily mean that you really need to finish once it has been chosen