Acute Coronary Syndromes: Pathophysiology and Presentation – Clinical Presentation – Likelihood of AMI
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Which features of a history would indicate an increased or decreased likelihood of AMI?
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- Described as a pressure
- Associated with nausea
- Associated with diaphoresis
- Associated with nausea
- Described as a pressure
- Not associated with exertion
- Inframammary location
- Reproducible with palpation
- Described as positional
- Described as sharp
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Increased likelihood of AMI
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Increased likelihood of AMI
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Increased likelihood of AMI
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Increased likelihood of AMI
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Increased likelihood of AMI
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Decreased likelihood of AMI
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Decreased likelihood of AMI
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Decreased likelihood of AMI
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Decreased likelihood of AMI
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Decreased likelihood of AMI
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