The secondary survey of a chest trauma victim should include all of the following except:

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An EEG (electroencephalogram) test is not necessary in the secondary survey of a chest trauma victim. The secondary survey involves a thorough head-to-toe assessment to identify any injuries that may have been overlooked in the primary survey. This may include diagnostic testing such as imaging (CT scan) or blood work (CBC) to further evaluate injuries or identify potential complications, but an EEG is not typically needed for chest trauma. However, if there is suspicion of a head injury, a head CT scan may be included in the secondary survey.

The Secondary Survey of a Chest Trauma Victim Should Include