56 y/o male walked into urgent care with complaint of “upset | Figure 1

Patient Case Summary

56 y/o male walked into urgent care with complaint of “upset stomach” since last night, after talking with him more epigastric and awoke from sleep, he was transported to the ED by EMS after 325 ASA given.

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