Before revision: abnormal blood pressure measurements suggests to the clinician that dehydration may be present and related to cardiac insufficiency heart sounds such as heart murmur, rub, arrhythmia may indicate to a condition of the heart the pain may be related to a chronic illness and may be part of a serious condition such as systemic lupus erythematosus or Hodgkin lymphoma pleural effusion and chest pain may be related to arthritis decreased breath sounds or wheezing can be suggestive of asthma or the fatigue of chest wall muscles subcutaneous emphysema can be felt by the clinician indicating a pneumomediastinum or pneumothorax tenderness of the costochondral junctions or the wall of the chest is suggestive of musculoskeletal or costochondritis pain Diagnosis Brugada syndrome type1 example2 (CardioNetworks ECGpedia)| Brugada syndrome Preliminary "red flags" are identified that are more likely to suggest chest pain associated with heart.
After revision: abnormal blood pressure measurements suggests to the clinician that dehydration may be present and related to cardiac insufficiency heart sounds such as heart murmur, rub, arrhythmia may indicate to a condition of the heart the pain may be related to a chronic illness and may be part of a serious condition such as systemic lupus erythematosus or Hodgkin lymphoma pleural effusion and chest pain may be related to arthritis decreased breath sounds or wheezing can be suggestive of asthma or the fatigue of chest wall muscles subcutaneous emphysema can be felt by the clinician indicating a pneumomediastinum or pneumothorax tenderness of the costochondral junctions or the wall of the chest is suggestive of musculoskeletal or costochondritis pain Diagnosis Brugada syndrome Preliminary "red flags" are identified that are more likely to suggest chest pain associated with heart.