Which of the following may typically result in referred pain

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Referred pain occurs when pain is perceived at a location other than the site of the painful stimulus. A heart attack can cause pain to radiate to the arm, neck, and jaw. Toothaches can sometimes cause pain that feels like it's coming from other teeth or parts of the head because of the shared nerve pathways. Inflammation of the diaphragm can cause referred pain to the shoulder area. Therefore, all the options listed can typically result in referred pain.

Which of the Following May Typically Result in Referred Pain