In evaluating the patient with suspected<unk> , important symptoms to look for include chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations and at times, typical anginal symptoms. Cardiac risk factors can also help stratify the possibilities of such an injury. Medication histories should also be noted, as rhythm control agents can mask tachycardias that normally present with<unk> . Common physical exam findings include tachypnea, abnormal lung sounds, tenderness to palpation of the chest wall, bruising, and fractures.
Blunt cardiac injury
Traumatic cardiac arrest
Lightning strike
Spinal shock
Neurogenic shock
Distributive shock
Reperfusion injury
Ischemic cascade