create a peer response for the following data: Art lines are used for continuous hemodynamic monitoring, measuring MAP, and they are useful for frequent labs and ABGs in critically ill patients. An Art line is a thin arterial catheter that is placed in an artery. Art lines are most commonly placed in the radial, femoral and brachial arteries. What is an arterial line ? Art line morphology represents the patients systolic and diastolic blood pressure, pulse pressure and the dicrotic notch if present in real time. The dicrotic notch shows the closure of the aoartic valve. Art Line Wave Form Morphology Basics References Crumlett & Johnson. (2025). Arterial catheter insertion (assist), care, and removal. AACN. https://www.aacn.org/docs/Photos/Procedure- 59-4ihnnti3.pdf Mulder, M. P., Broom, M., Donker, D. W., & Westerhof, B. E. (2022, April). Distinct morphologies of arterial waveforms reveal preload-, contractility-, and afterload-deficient hemodynamic instability: An in silico simulation study. Physiological reports. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9004248/ Art Line removal "Start by reviewing the patients coagulation labs, turn off the art line monitor, remove the dressing and stabilizing device, turn the stopcock off, apply and maintain pressure above the insertion site and after removing the line, hold pressure for at least 5 minutes for the radial