Question

which of the following is not a pulse point?
a superficial temporal artery
b common carotid artery
c femoral artery
d subclavian artery

Explanation:

Pulse points are areas where arteries are close to the skin's surface, allowing the pulse to be felt. The superficial temporal artery (on the temple), common carotid artery (in the neck), and femoral artery (in the groin) are well - known pulse points. The subclavian artery is not typically a standard pulse - taking location.

Answer:

D. Subclavian artery