19. A patient in a car accident hits the steering wheel violently and begins to have difficulty breathing. The diagnosis is a collapsed lung. Which cavity is affected? A. Thoracic B. Pericardial C. Pelvic D. Vertebral E. None of the above

19. A patient in a car accident hits the steering wheel violently and begins to have difficulty breathing. The diagnosis is a collapsed lung. Which cavity is affected? A. Thoracic B. Pericardial C. Pelvic D. Vertebral E. None of the above

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A patient in a car accident hits the steering wheel violently and begins to have difficulty breathing. The diagnosis is a collapsed lung. Which cavity is affected?

	A.	Thoracic
	B.	Pericardial
	C.	Pelvic
	D.	Vertebral
	E.	None of the above

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