Question

A 52-year-old with known stable angina now develops more frequent chest pain episodes and minimal relief with GTN spray. This is likely unstable angina. Which is the most appropriate immediate management?

Accepted Answer

Start high-dose statin and arrange urgent angiography

Answer

Start a beta-blocker alone

Answer

Schedule an exercise treadmill test

Answer

Prescribe oral nitrates only

Answer

Advise rest and see GP in a week

Practice question

A 52-year-old with known stable angina now develops more frequent chest pain episodes and minimal relief with GTN spray. This is likely unstable angina. Which is the most appropriate immediate management?