In the primary care setting concerns of chest pain are often…

In the primary care setting concerns of chest pain are often caused by musculoskeletal or gastrointestinal conditions. Often these symptoms are not cardiac related.  Which of the following symptoms is most likely NOT related to musculoskeletal or gastrointestinal pain?

You are observing/inspecting the chest of your patient and n…

You are observing/inspecting the chest of your patient and note the shape and symmetry from both the front and the back, the costal angle, the angle of the ribs, and the intercostal spaces. The anterior/posterior (AP) diameter of the chest in a healthy adult is ordinarily: