A 35-year-old male sustains a stab wound to the left lateral chest at the 7th intercostal space. He is haemodynamically stable but has a rigid abdomen. Why should an abdominal injury be suspected despite the wound being on the chest?AThe diaphragm rises to the 4th-5th intercostal space during expiration - penetrating wounds below this level can traverse the diaphragm and injure abdominal organs (spleen, liver, stomach, colon)BThe diaphragm is always at the level of the 12th ribCOnly right-sided chest wounds can cause abdominal injuryDChest wounds below the 10th rib never affect the abdomenEAbdominal injury only occurs with anterior abdominal woundsCheck my answer