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Paramedics report that a patient was the restrained driver of a vehicle that struck a bridge abutment. Time of injury was approximately 30 minutes ago. Which assessment findings would alert the nurse to the possibility of a ruptured spleen? (Select all that apply.)
1. Decreased lung sounds on the right side
2. Hypotension with no obvious hemorrhage
3. Presence of seat belt abrasions
4. Distention of the abdomen
5. Patient is unconscious

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