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1

A patient involved in a Road Traffic Accident (RTA) presents with: - Absent air entry on the left side of the chest. - Tenderness in the left lower chest wall. What is the next step in the Emergency Medicine Room (EMR) management?

AX-ray

BFAST

CDPL

DCT

2

Which structure is most likely injured in a 25-year-old man with a bullet wound in the neck, resulting in a tension pneumothorax and collapse of the right lung?

ACostal pleura

BCupula

CRight mainstem bronchus

DRight upper lobe bronchus

3

Which of the following statements about chest trauma is/are FALSE?

AECG done in all cases a/w sternal fracture

BUnder water seal drainage in all cases a/w pneumothorax and X-ray chest investigation of choice

CUrgent surgery needed in all cases

DAll of the options

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