You have been called for a 6-month-old male with a high fever who has seized. Currently, he is not seizing and appears to be sleeping. When performing the primary assessment on this patient, which of the following is appropriate?

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In pediatric patients, it is recommended to first check for the presence of a pulse in the brachial artery (located on the inside of the upper arm between the elbow and shoulder) before examining breathing. The baby should be kept where he is until his condition is stabilized. In a sick child, obtaining a blood pressure may not be necessary for a primary assessment.

You Have Been Called for a 6-Month-Old Male with a High