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Question 1

Your patient has developed very mild chest discomfort during her treadmill stress test. She denies other symptoms and her blood pressure is stable. There are no EKG changes. What is the correct course of action?
◦ Stop the test, assess the patient more fully, and then restart if everything is OK.
◦ Back down to the next lowest stage of the test.
◦ Continue but watch cautiously.
◦ Stop the test immediately.

Question 2

Your patient took his routine beta-blocker medication this morning just before his stress test. What effect would this likely have on the results?
◦ False positive
◦ True positive
◦ False negative
◦ True negative


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Reply 2 on: Apr 15, 2019
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