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Review Question - QID 106436

Angina Introduction Types of Angina Types Pathology Clinical Presentation Comments Stable angina  Typically secondary to atherosclerosis this impairs coronary perfusion in the setting of increased cardiac demand (e.g., exertion) Chest pain that develops QID: 106436 (M2.CV.15.62)
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QID 106436 (Type "106436" in App Search)
A 50-year-old woman with no significant medical history comes to your office complaining of "chest pain attacks." She says that these attacks tend to occur in the middle of the night or early morning, and only last 15-20 minutes. She describes the pain as sharp and substernal. You perform ...
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