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You have just inserted a large-bore catheter into the chest of a patient with a tension pneumothorax

You have just inserted a large-bore catheter into the chest of a patient with a tension pneumothorax and received a return of air. Which of the following should NOT be done?
A) Insert a 2nd, or even a 3rd, catheter if the patient is symptomatic despite the release of air.
B) Leave the catheter in place and create a flutter valve.
C) Leave the catheter in place and open to air.
D) Remove the catheter.

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Essentials of Paramedic Care Update

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