First Aid for Corrections Officers Practice Test

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Where is the brachial artery located?

  1. Side of the neck

  2. Inside of the upper arm

  3. Felt in the groin area

  4. At the wrist's thumb side

The correct answer is: Inside of the upper arm

The brachial artery is primarily located inside of the upper arm. It is the major blood vessel supplying blood to the arm and hand. The artery runs down the upper arm from the shoulder to just below the elbow. It branches into the radial and ulnar arteries, which further supply the forearm and hand. Understanding the location of the brachial artery is crucial for performing first aid techniques such as checking the pulse or administering CPR effectively, especially when managing traumatic injuries in the upper extremities. Identifying this artery correctly enhances a corrections officer's ability to provide immediate care in emergency situations.

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