The nurse is having difficulty palpating the popliteal pulse. What should the nurse do next?O A. Ask the person to bend their knees to the side in a froglike positionO B. Flex the person's knee and then gently compress the length of the calf muscle anteriorlyDC. Turn the person prone and lift up the lower legO D. Curve the fingers around the medial malleolus

Popliteal pulse can be located at the back of the knee. The Popliteal artery pulse is difficult to…

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