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Ans) C. middle three fingers on her right hand
Explaination:
- You can check a person's pulse by putting 2 fingers on the inside of their wrist or on their neck. To measure the pulse in someone's wrist: hold the person's arm so it's straight, with the palm of their hand facing upwards. place your index (first finger) and middle fingers on their wrist, at the base of their thumb.
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