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Why is it important to regularly check the pulse for performing ear and cpr?
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Beating heart: To see if the heart was able to regain the ability to pump blood.
Answered 9/17/2012
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Small vein on right side of head, near temple. Can feel pulse on it with finger. Is the vein there, not an issue, or shud it b checked out?
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