A. Send the patient to the cath lab for a STEMI
B. Start the patient on omeprazole. This is a normal EKG. The patient clinically has GERD
C. Get a bedside ECHO
D. Start the patient on Vancomycin
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Question 30
30. Your patient is a 25 year old male that presents with non radiating chest pain. The chest pain is better when he sits up and worse when he lays flat. His EKG is below. Which of the following is the best management option?
A. Send the patient to the cath lab for a STEMI
B. Start the patient on omeprazole. This is a normal EKG. The patient clinically has GERD
C. Get a bedside ECHO
D. Start the patient on Vancomycin
A. Send the patient to the cath lab for a STEMI
B. Start the patient on omeprazole. This is a normal EKG. The patient clinically has GERD
C. Get a bedside ECHO
D. Start the patient on Vancomycin
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