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How should a patient be positioned when measuring their blood pressure? - ANS - arm supported at heart level - legs uncrossed What will happen if a blood pressure cuff is too tight on a patient? - ANS the reading will be inaccurate and falsely elevated What will happen if a blood pressure cuff is too loose on a patient? - ANS the reading will be inaccurate and falsely low The nurse is assessing the patient's pulses. Why does the nurse assess both the left and right sides? - ANS to det...

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