41 year old male presents with chest pain for the past 6 hou | Figure 1
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41 year old male presents with chest pain for the past 6 hours and progression of severe respiratory distress. Hx of CHF, MI, and atrial tachycardia. Thoughts on the EKG? Treatment plans?
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