You are assessing a 62 y/o with chief complaint of chest pain. The 12 lead indicates the pt is having an extensive anterior wal MI. Which of the following is the most likely life threatening problem that will develop? a. Pulmonary edema from left heart failure b. Bradycardia for. Complete HB c. Ventricular aneurysm from inflected tissue d. SVT from cardiac irritation

You are assessing a 62 y/o with chief complaint of chest pain. The 12 lead indicates the pt is having an extensive anterior wal MI. Which of the following is the most likely life threatening problem that will develop? a. Pulmonary edema from left heart failure b. Bradycardia for. Complete HB c. Ventricular aneurysm from inflected tissue d. SVT from cardiac irritation

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Chapter22: Fat-controlled, Mineral-modified Diets For Cardiovascular Diseases

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