Maryum Mehboobalmost 4 years ago
Beck’s Traid
Beck’s triad is a collection of three clinical signs that includes: Hypotension, Jugular vein distension and muffled heart sounds. These three clinical features indicates that the person is suffering from cardiac tamponade a condition defined by the collection of fluid between pericardium and the heart wall.
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