Elderly male patient with complains of dyspnea, abdominal pa | Figure 1

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Elderly male patient with complains of dyspnea, abdominal pain, nausea, and back pain. Patient is agitated and cannot find position of comfort. Hypotensive blood pressure measurements.

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What do you see in the ECG and what would be the first thing to give this patient?
Please elaborate.
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