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Chest Pain and Bradycardia

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John Bielinski, MS PA-C By John Bielinski, MS PA-C October 15, 2020November 12th, 2021No Comments

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Chest Pain and Bradycardia

So… what do you order? Nitro or atropine? In a patient with chest pain that appears as cardiac ischemia and a sinus Brady on a 12 lead ECG, what would you do?

Solution:

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