A 31-year-old soldier received a shrapnel wound in the neck during the Persian Gulf War. Recently, during a physical examination, it was noticed that.

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A 31-year-old soldier received a shrapnel wound in the neck during the Persian Gulf War. Recently, during a physical examination, it was noticed that when he blew his nose or sneezed, the skin above the right clavicle bulged upward. The upward bulging of the skin could be explained by: A.injury to the cervical pleura. B.damage to the suprapleural membrane. C.damage to the deep fascia in the root of the neck. D.ununited fracture of the first rib.

A 52-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of right-sided pleurisy with pneumonia. It was decided to remove a sample of pleural fluid from her pleural cavity. The resident inserted the needle close to the lower border of the eighth rib in the anterior axillary line. The next morning he was surprised to hear that the patient had complained of altered skin sensation extending from the point where the needle was inserted downward and forward to the midline of the abdominal wall above the umbilicus. The altered skin sensation in this patient after the needle thoracostomy could be explained by which of the following? A.The needle was inserted too low down in the intercostal space. B.The needle was inserted too close to the lower border of the eighth rib and damaged the eighth intercostal nerve. C.The needle had impaled the eighth rib. D.The needle had penetrated too deeply and pierced the lung.

A 68-year-old man complained of a swelling in the skin on the back of the chest. He had noticed it for the last 3 years and was concerned because it was rapidly enlarging. On examination, a hard lump was found in the skin in the right scapula line opposite the seventh thoracic vertebra. A biopsy revealed that the lump was malignant. Because of the rapid increase in size of the tumor, which of the following lymph nodes were examined for metastases? A.Superficial inguinal nodes. B.Anterior axillary nodes. C.Posterior axillary nodes. D.External iliac nodes. E.Deep cervical nodes

A 65-year-old man and a 10-year-old boy were involved in a severe automobile accident. In both patients the thorax had been badly crushed. Radiographic examination revealed that the man had five fractured ribs but the boy had no fractures. What is the most likely explanation for this difference in medical findings? A.The patients were in different seats in the vehicle. B.The boy was wearing his seat belt and the man was not. C.The chest wall of a child is very elastic, and fractures of ribs in children are rare. D.The man anticipated the impact and tensed his muscles, including those of the shoulder girdle and abdomen.

On examination of a posteroanterior chest radiograph of an 18-year-old woman, it was seen that the left dome of the diaphragm was higher than the right dome and reached to the upper border of the fourth rib. The position of the left dome of the diaphragm could be explained by one of the following conditions except which? A.The left lung could be collapsed. B.There is a collection of blood under the diaphragm on the left side. C.There is an amebic abscess in the left lobe of the liver. D.The left dome of the diaphragm is normally higher than the right dome. E.There is a peritoneal abscess beneath the diaphragm on the left side.