What would a needle travel through as it enters the right lung?
A)parietal pleura,serous fluid,visceral pleura,right lung
B)visceral pericardium,serous fluid,parietal pericardium,right lung
C)parietal pleura,serous fluid,right lung,visceral pleura
D)visceral pleura,serous fluid,parietal pleura,right lung

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The correct sequence for a needle entering the right lung is through the parietal pleura (the outer layer of the pleura surrounding the lungs), the serous fluid (which lubricates and allows the pleural layers to slide effortlessly during respiration), the visceral pleura (the inner layer of the pleura directly covering the lung tissue), and finally into the right lung tissue itself.

What Would a Needle Travel Through as It Enters the Right