A 52-year-old with low-risk chest pain has a normal ECG and high-sensitivity troponin values below the assay's limit of quantitation at 0 and 2 hours ...

Question

A 52-year-old with low-risk chest pain has a normal ECG and high-sensitivity troponin values below the assay's limit of quantitation at 0 and 2 hours with Δ

Accepted Answer

Discharge with outpatient follow-up

Answer

Admit for stress imaging

Answer

Give full-dose anticoagulation

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Start dual antiplatelet therapy

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Immediate coronary angiography

us-abim MCQ (SBA): Chest Pain Evaluation

A 52-year-old with low-risk chest pain has a normal ECG and high-sensitivity troponin values below the assay's limit of quantitation at 0 and 2 hours with Δ <3 ng/L. What is the appropriate disposition?