
|Poll|March 29, 2016
Racing Heart, Chest Pain in a 65-year-old Man
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Patient presents with "racing heart," weakness, mild chest pain. No history of similiar symptoms or of stroke, other cardiac issues. Denies ETOH, tobacco use. PMH: HTN; hyperlipidemia; chronic back pain. Current meds: lisinopril; hydrocodone/acetaminophen; simvastatin. Vitals: HR: 98 bpm, RR: 20, BP: 175/86; SpOâ: 98%.
Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
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