40 YOF with long-standing hx of poorly controlled HTN presen | Figure 1
mtburkhalter
Physician Assistant
40 YOF with long-standing hx of poorly controlled HTN presents with N/V/D, headache, and intermittent chest pain x1 day. Fever of 103.1. Denies productive cough. Chest pain is non-reproducible, retro-sternal. What do you think of this EKG? What is your treatment plan?
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