Which one of the following indicates that the EMT has correctly positioned the blood pressure cuff on the patient's arm?

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The correct placement of the blood pressure cuff is on the same level as the patient's heart. This ensures that the measurement is accurate and not affected by gravitational forces. Placing the cuff over the antecubital space and elbow (A) or centered over the top of the radial artery (B) could lead to inaccurate readings. Covering one-third of the patient's upper arm (D) is a guideline for selecting the appropriate cuff size but does not indicate correct placement.

Which One of the Following Indicates That the EMT Has