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You Are Assessing a Patient Who Is Presenting with Shortness

Question 26

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You are assessing a patient who is presenting with shortness of breath, JVD, and tracheal deviation. You suspect:

A) flail chest.
B) tracheal tugging.
C) subcutaneous emphysema.
D) tension pneumothorax.

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