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A patient is admitted to the emergency department with two gunshot wounds. What can the nurse determine from the presence of these wounds? (Select all that apply.)
1. One is an entrance wound and one is an exit wound.
2. The location of the wounds provides a hint of the trajectory the missile might have taken if the same missile caused both wounds.
3. The patient was shot twice.
4. The internal injuries will lie on a straight line between these two wounds.
5. It will be necessary to inspect both wounds closely for the presence of gunpowder.

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