Correlation of Pulse Presence, Pulse Quality, and Blood Pressure

Original Presentation Date:
03/30/2016

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A discussion of what we've recently learned about the correlation between presence or absence of peripheral pulses, pulse quality assessment, and systolic blood pressure measurements in cats. Read more on this topic: http://vetvine.com/forums/topic/668/correlation-of-pulse-quality-and-blood-pressure Running time: 24 mins Member fee: $ 19.95; Free registration for new Members, Unlimited Plus members, and Evidence Based Update subscribers (http://vetvine.com/article/181/evidence-based-update-subscriptions)

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