In the primary assessment,which of the following is NOT an acceptable method of assessing the patient's circulatory status?

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While taking a blood pressure reading can be helpful in assessing circulatory status, it is not recommended as a primary means of assessment in the initial stages of a primary assessment. Checking for a radial pulse and assessing skin color are both accepted methods, as well as looking for any signs of serious bleeding.

In the Primary Assessment,which of the Following Is NOT an Acceptable