The nurse is examining a patient of pericardial effusion. Which of following signs are unlikely to be present?
  1. Low volume pulse
  2. Bounding pulse
  3. Pericardial rub
  4. Dominant “x” descent in JVP
Explanation
Answer- B - Bounding pulse is unlikely to be present in a patient of pericardial effusion.
Signs of pericardial effusion are:
•JVP: increased with dominant "x" descent
•Arterial pulse: normal to decreased volume, decreased PP
•Auscultation: distant heart sounds +/- rub
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