You are called to assess a patient complaining of chest pain ( 9 on a 1-10) who shows evidence of a left vent would be your greatest anticipated problem?
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The development of hypotension.
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The development of peripheral edema.
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The progression into a life-threatening rhythm.
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The potential the patient will throw a pulmonary embolism.

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You are called to assess a patient complaining of chest pain ( 9 on a 1-10) who shows evidence of a left vent would be your greatest anticipated problem?

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The development of hypotension.

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The development of peripheral edema.

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The progression into a life-threatening rhythm.

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The potential the patient will throw a pulmonary embolism.

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