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Acute coronary disease
Acute coronary disease is any condition in which a sudden blockage of blood flow to
the heart occurs; it is caused by decreased coronary perfusion causing myocardial ischemia
with the ability to turn necrotic. The diagnosis requires an Electrocardiogram, blood tests,
Coronary angiogram, stress test, and a careful review of signs and symptoms. You are going
to have progressive, crushing chest pain (along with other myocardial infractions symptoms),
nausea, dyspenea, light headedness, and diaphoresis.; use Troponin to rule in (but this is not
specific and needs to be used in correlation to clinical symptoms and risk factors) when no
dynamic electrocardiogram changes are present.
Pulmonary embolism is a conditi...