Question

where are the three locations mentioned in the heart rate bpm? can be used to take a pulse or eyebrow artery brachial artery lip artery carotid artery temporal artery nose artery

Explanation:

To determine the three locations (arteries) used to take a pulse or measure heart rate (bpm), we recall standard pulse - taking sites. The Brachial Artery (used, for example, in measuring blood pressure in infants or for pulse checks in some cases), Carotid Artery (commonly used to check for a pulse in emergencies as it's close to the heart and easy to access), and Temporal Artery (used for pulse checks, especially in certain clinical or first - aid situations) are the correct ones. The Eyebrow Artery, Lip Artery, and Nose Artery are not standard sites for taking a pulse or measuring heart rate.

Answer:

B. Brachial Artery, D. Carotid Artery, E. Temporal Artery