A 58-year-old HGV driver undergoes a primary percutaneous intervention after presenting to A&E with a 2-hour history of central chest pain and raised troponin levels. | Medibuddy
10th March 2024

A 58-year-old HGV driver undergoes a primary percutaneous intervention after presenting to A&E with a 2-hour history of central chest pain and raised troponin levels.

A 58-year-old HGV driver undergoes a primary percutaneous intervention after presenting to A&E with a 2-hour history of central chest pain and raised troponin levels. During his stay in recovery, you are asked to see him because he is hypotensive. On examination, you noted a raised JVP and muffled heart sounds. What kind of pulse would you expect to find during a physical examination?

Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.

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