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placed on Cz. C4 (right central EEG) and C3
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A1 (left) and A2 (right) placed over bony prominences
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of the nose (nasion). Right EOG placed so electrode
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right_abi
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Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Seated Blood Pressure
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HCHS variables
Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) is the average ankle to arm systolic pressures as measured from the left and right sides. The higher of the two ankle measures on the same side is divided by the higher of the two systolic arm pressures to derive the right and left side ABI values.
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necessitated altering placement to right subclavicle-left suubclavicle. Position 3-5
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the middle of the right and left collar bones,
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breadths) below midpoint of right clavicle. Red (+) electrode
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necessitated altering placement to right subclavicle-left suubclavicle. Position 3-5
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the middle of the right and left collar bones,
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necessitated altering placement to right subclavicle-left suubclavicle". It means
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abi_overall
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Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Seated Blood Pressure
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HCHS variables
Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) is the average ankle to arm systolic pressures as measured from the left and right sides. The higher of the two ankle measures on the same side is divided by the higher of the two systolic arm pressures to derive the right and left side ABI values. The overall ABI is the mean of those two measurements.