An example EKG for pulseless electrical activity. In this rhythm,<unk>  activity will be seen on electrocardiogram, but a pulse will not be felt on provider's exam. An EKG showing asystole, or "flat-lining." Patients will present following a<unk>  event most often with pulseless electrical activity (PEA). Patients will exhibit low blood pressure with pulses that cannot be palpated. Patients will progress into asystole if the underlying condition is not reversed. Other non-specific signs and symptoms associated with impending<unk>  may include sweating, altered mental status, rapid or slow breathing, and signs of trauma (bruising, laceration, fractures, etc.).
Traumatic cardiac arrest
Spinal shock
Cerebral contusion
Exploding head syndrome
Neurogenic shock
Atelectotrauma
Polytrauma
Heat stroke