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    What Is the Primary Cause of Hypotension in a Patient
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What Is the Primary Cause of Hypotension in a Patient

Question 2

Question 2

Multiple Choice

What is the primary cause of hypotension in a patient with a large pneumothorax?


A) Pain
B) Decreased venous return to the heart
C) Tracheal compression
D) Atelectasis

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