A nurse is preparing to assess a client for pulse deficit. Which Of the following actions should the nurse plan to take?

A. This describes blood pressure measurement, not pulse deficit assessment. B. Comparing carotid pulses in different positions is used to assess for orthostatic changes, not pulse deficit. C. A pulse deficit is the difference between the apical pulse (central) and radial pulse (peripheral). This measurement helps identify conditions like atrial fibrillation where some heartbeats fail to produce peripheral perfusion. D. Assessing both radial pulses simultaneously checks for pulse equality between limbs, not for pulse deficit.