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While palpating your patient's neck, you notice a "rice crispy" feel. This is known as: A) Subcutaneous edema B) Rebound tenderness C) Subcutaneous emphysema D) C…

While palpating your patient's neck, you notice a "rice crispy" feel. This is known as: A) Subcutaneous edema B) Rebound tenderness C) Subcutaneous emphysema D) C…
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While palpating your patient's neck, you notice a "rice crispy" feel. This is known as:

A) Subcutaneous edema
B) Rebound tenderness
C) Subcutaneous emphysema
D) Crepitation

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Answer: The answer is A, subcutaneous edema.

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