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    Patient history remains the primary indicator for predicting a heart attack, as chest pain associated with radiation of pain, severe sweating, exertion or strain, and vomiting may signal acute coronary syndrome. When a patient's history is concerning or chest pain persists, obtaining serial electrocardiograms is recommended to properly assess and treat the situation.

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    Patient history remains the primary indicator for predicting a heart attack, as chest pain associated with radiation of pain, severe sweating, exertion or strain, and vomiting may signal acute coronary syndrome. When a patient's history is concerning or chest pain persists, obtaining serial electrocardiograms is recommended to properly assess and treat the situation.

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    Patient history remains the primary indicator for predicting a heart attack, as chest pain associated with radiation of pain, severe sweating, exertion or strain, and vomiting may signal acute coronary syndrome. When a patient's history is concerning or chest pain persists, obtaining serial electrocardiograms is recommended to properly assess and treat the situation.

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    Heart Attack / Chest Pain

    (Acute Coronary Syndrome ACS)


    Patient History is still the key predictor of heart attack
    Chest Pain associated with :
    1. Radiation of pain
    2. Severe Sweating
    (Diaphoresis)
    3. Exertion / Strain
    4. Vomiting
    Get serial ECGs
    when history is
    concerning or
    has persistent pain.
    More Health News on Public Health SDSC Website: http://192.168.100.23
    Dr. R. YADAGIRI, PHO.

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