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What is the reasoning behind checking the patient's pulse if the monitor shows a sinus rhythm?
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Many reasons: The pulse can be fast or slow and be in a sinus rhythm. Why is it fast of slow? That is the reason. There are many. Good question though.
Answered 10/3/2016
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