65 years old Benedict has a history of chronic stable angina and was admitted to the hospital 2 days ago for observation
Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2021 7:47 am
65 years old Benedict has a history of chronic stable angina and
was admitted to the hospital 2 days ago for observation for an
unrelated urology problem. This afternoon Dr. Ken tried to do a
minor procedure in the patient's room. During the procedure he
administered IV atropine. Dr. Ken calls you into the room in the
panic because Benedict is now clutching his own chest and cryng
out, " my normal angina chest pain is back but it is much worse; I
feel like an elephant is crushing my chest! This moron Dr. Ken says
gave me the normal pill I use when i have my angina pain but it did
not help! I am dying! Get me a real doctor!"
What is Benedict 's current acute problem?
was admitted to the hospital 2 days ago for observation for an
unrelated urology problem. This afternoon Dr. Ken tried to do a
minor procedure in the patient's room. During the procedure he
administered IV atropine. Dr. Ken calls you into the room in the
panic because Benedict is now clutching his own chest and cryng
out, " my normal angina chest pain is back but it is much worse; I
feel like an elephant is crushing my chest! This moron Dr. Ken says
gave me the normal pill I use when i have my angina pain but it did
not help! I am dying! Get me a real doctor!"
What is Benedict 's current acute problem?