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Disease Information for Pneumothorax: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Acute Chest Pain; Acute Chest Pain in Children; Anterior chest pain to trapezius ridge; Apical heart impulse/medial displacement; Apical impulse absent; Blue lips; Chest Pain; Chest pain effected by position (central); Chest Pain in Children; Chest pain, substernal/midline; Crepitant rales in mediastinum; Cyanosis; Extracardiac sound; Heart size/percussion decreased; Heart sounds loud/heard across the room; Low Blood Pressure; Non-Pleuritic Chest Pain; Quiet heart/soft sounds/distant; Right ventricular heave; Signs of Poor Perfusion; Tachycardia/Fast heart rate
: Crepitus, subcutaneous
: Epigastric Pain; Upper Abdominal Pain
: Accessory muscle use with breathing; Asymmetrical breathing; Asymmetry of chest; Breath Sounds Decreased; Chest pain, sharp, lateral; Chest pain/non-cardiac; Cough Acute; Cyanosis Child; Distant breath sounds; Dyspnea; Dyspnea at rest; Dyspnea on exertion; Fremitus Localized Decrease; Hyper-resonant chest/overinflated; Intercostal spaces filled out; Localized decreased breath sounds; Lung signs/abnormality; Painful cough; Pleuritic chest pain; Rapid Breathing; Shortness of breath/SOB; Sudden onset dyspnea; Tachypnea/Increased respiratory rate
: Acute Back Pain; Back Pain; Backache; Chronic Back Pain; Non-localized shoulder area pain; Shoulder pain; Shoulder Pain No Local Signs; Shoulder pain/left; Shoulder pain/right
: Tracheal deviation/shift
: Acutely ill patient/signs; Apprehensive patient/sign; Tall Adult
Typical Clinical Presentation: Presentation/Recurrent/Right pneumothorax/menses
Disease Progression: Course/Acute; Course/Recurrent; Onset/Acute

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