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How to find the Brachial Pulse Kia ora team, The brachial pulse is the pulsation of the brachial artery, which runs along the medial aspect of the upper arm and is commonly palpated in infants or during blood pressure measurement in adults. Anatomical Location Found in the antecubital fossa (elbow crease), medial to the biceps tendon. In infants: palpated mid-upper arm, between biceps and triceps. Palpation Technique (Adult – Antecubital Fossa) Position the patient’s arm extended and palm facing up. Use the pads of your index and middle fingers. Palpate just medial to the biceps tendon, near the elbow crease (antecubital fossa). Feel for the tendon first (firm, cord-like), then move slightly medially to locate the artery. Press gently—too much pressure can occlude the pulse. Palpation in Infants Use two fingers to feel the brachial artery on the inner upper arm, halfway between shoulder and elbow. If hard to find: Make sure the patient is relaxed Flex the arm slightly at the elbow. Rotate the forearm slightly outward (supination). Happy studying
How to find the Brachial Pulse Kia ora team, The brachial pulse is the pulsation of the brachial artery, which runs along the medial aspect of the upper arm and is commonly palpated in infants or during blood pressure measurement in adults. Anatomical Location Found in the antecubital fossa (elbow crease), medial to the biceps tendon. In infants: palpated mid-upper arm, between biceps and triceps. Palpation Technique (Adult – Antecubital Fossa) Position the patient’s arm extended and palm facing up. Use the pads of your index and middle fingers. Palpate just medial to the biceps tendon, near the elbow crease (antecubital fossa). Feel for the tendon first (firm, cord-like), then move slightly medially to locate the artery. Press gently—too much pressure can occlude the pulse. Palpation in Infants Use two fingers to feel the brachial artery on the inner upper arm, halfway between shoulder and elbow. If hard to find: Make sure the patient is relaxed Flex the arm slightly at the elbow. Rotate the forearm slightly outward (supination). Happy studying


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