ATLS Post Test ACTUAL ATLS NURSING QUESTION PAPER + CORRECT ANSWERS|GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATED AND APPROVED GUARANTEED PASS A 22 year old male is brought by ambulance to a small community hospital after falling from the top of an 8 foot ladder. Initially,

ATLS Post Test ACTUAL ATLS NURSING QUESTION PAPER + CORRECT ANSWERS|GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATED AND APPROVED GUARANTEED PASS A 22 year old male is brought by ambulance to a small community hospital after falling from the top of an 8 foot ladder. Initially, he was found to have a large right pneumothorax. A chest tube was inserted and connected to an underwater seal drainage collection system with negative pressure. A repeat CXR demonstrates a residual, large right pneumothorax. After transferring the patient to a verified trauma center, a third chest x-ray reveals a persistent right pneumothorax. The chest tube appears to be functioning and in good position. He remains hemodynamically normal with no signs of respiratory distress. The most likely cause for the persistent right pneumothorax is: A. Flail chest B. Diaphragmatic injury C. Pulmonary contusion D. Esophageal perforation E. Tracheobronchial injury - E. Tracheobronchial injury Which of the following is LEAST reliable for diagnosing ESOPHA