During the primary assessment of an unresponsive two-month old infant,which pulse should be palpated?

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In infants, the brachial pulse is the most reliable and accessible pulse to palpate during a primary assessment. The carotid pulse may be difficult to locate in infants and can cause harm if too much pressure is applied. The umbilical pulse is only relevant in newborns up to 4 weeks of age. The radial pulse is not reliable in infants because of their small size.

During the Primary Assessment of an Unresponsive Two-Month Old Infant,which