A 55-year-old woman reports exertional chest pain. High-sensitivity troponin at 0 and 2 hours is below the assay 99th percentile with no delta; ECG no...

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A 55-year-old woman reports exertional chest pain. High-sensitivity troponin at 0 and 2 hours is below the assay 99th percentile with no delta; ECG normal; HEART score 2. According to chest pain guideline, what is appropriate disposition?

Accepted Answer

Discharge with outpatient follow-up and risk factor management

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Admit for invasive angiography

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Observation admission with stress testing within 24 h

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Immediate coronary CT angiography

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Start IV heparin and admit to ICU

us-abem MCQ (SBA): Chest Pain Risk Stratification

A 55-year-old woman reports exertional chest pain. High-sensitivity troponin at 0 and 2 hours is below the assay 99th percentile with no delta; ECG normal; HEART score 2. According to chest pain guideline, what is appropriate disposition?