A 60-year-old with NSTEMI suspicion has normal ECG and negative serial hs-troponin; however, his 30-day MACE risk is estimated at 2.5%. What is the ri...

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A 60-year-old with NSTEMI suspicion has normal ECG and negative serial hs-troponin; however, his 30-day MACE risk is estimated at 2.5%. What is the risk category and disposition?

Accepted Answer

Intermediate risk; observe and test rather than discharge

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Low risk; discharge now

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High risk; emergent invasive strategy

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Low risk; admit to ICU

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No further evaluation needed

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A 60-year-old with NSTEMI suspicion has normal ECG and negative serial hs-troponin; however, his 30-day MACE risk is estimated at 2.5%. What is the risk category and disposition?