Which item is listed as a pressure point above the neck?

• A. Skull
• B. Brachial Tie Ends
• C. Medial
• D. Radial

Answer: (A)

The concept here is locating anatomical sites that are considered pressure points in the head/neck area. A pressure point above the neck must be in the head region, and the skull fits that description because it sits directly atop the neck. The other options point to the arm (brachial) or to a directional term (medial) rather than a specific site above the neck, and radial refers to the wrist area. So the skull is the only option located above the neck, making it the best choice.