Where does one feel pain during a heart attack?
A) abdomen
B) thoracic cavity
C) right arm
D) left arm
D
Explanation:
A) Pain during a heart attack is not felt in the abdomen.
B) During a heart attack, pain is not necessarily felt in the thoracic cavity.
C) Pain is not felt in the right arm during a heart attack.
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