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What is the femoral artery pressure point?
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MAP > 60 mmHg: The mean arterial pressure (MAP) is, at least, > 60 mmhg if one can palpate (feel) the femoral pulse (in each groin). The vessel can be felt just below the groin (inguinal) ligament. In the term "pressure point, " i'm uncertain what you mean. The point of palpability? Please inform...
Answered 6/26/2014
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