Chest Pain Flashcards

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Key historical features of ACS

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Chest pain, weakness, nausea, and fatigue

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Key physical features of ACS

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Variable: possible diaphoresis, ill appearance, or rales

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PE historical features

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Pleuritic chest pain, SOB, risk factors

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PE Key exam features

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Tachycardia, clear lungs, unilateral leg swelling

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Aortic dissection historical features

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Sudden onset severe ripping pain to back with paresthesia or paralysis

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Aortic dissection key exam features

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Unequal blood pressures, abnormal pulses, neurologic deficits

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Tension Pneumothorax key historical features

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Sudden onset severe unilateral pleuritic chest pain

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Tension Pneumothorax key exam features

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Hypotension, unequal breath sounds, tracheal deviation

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Esophageal Rupture key historical features

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Intense SSCP after vomiting or endoscopic procedure

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Esophageal Rupture key exam features

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Hamman’s crunch (crackle sound heard or felt in time w/ heart beat)

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Pericarditis/Tamponade key historical features

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Pleuritic chest pain and dyspnea

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Pericarditis/Tamponade key exam features

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Muffled heart sound, distended neck veins, hypotension

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