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男性,30岁,半小时前因车祸(车速180kg/h)发生闭合性胸部损伤既往体健:无心肺疾疾患。查体:Bp90/80mmHg,呼吸急促,40次/分,脉搏整130次/分。神清合作,痛苦状,呼吸困难,浅弱,脉搏快弱,有奇脉,颈静脉怒张,充盈明显,气管正中,双肺呼吸音清晰,叩清,无罗音,心律整,心音遥远,未闻及病理性杂音。腹部及四肢大致正常,无病理反射引出。

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