[Answered]: You are called to assess a 67 -year-old male…

You are called to assess a 67 -year-old male complaining of weakness and diffloulty breathing. He indicates that he has just refumed home from Be hoopital ater having gare into cardiac arrest last week and was resuscitated. His puilse is 120 and weak at the rodial artery. You suigect the patient is having a perkardial tamponade. You should expect all of the following signs or symptoms except? Pulses paradomus. Muffled heart tones. Unequal lung sounds. Jugular venous distension.