Question 2 If a person suffers a chest wound that allows air from the outside to leak into the pleural cavity, the lung may collapse. A. What holds the lung open normally? B. Why would the lung collapse in this situation?

Question 2 If a person suffers a chest wound that allows air from the outside to leak into the pleural cavity, the lung may collapse. A. What holds the lung open normally? B. Why would the lung collapse in this situation?

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