A 60-year-year-old with stable angina and recurrent symptoms despite optimal therapy is referred for testing. Which is appropriate per chest pain guid...

Question

A 60-year-year-old with stable angina and recurrent symptoms despite optimal therapy is referred for testing. Which is appropriate per chest pain guideline?

Accepted Answer

Coronary CTA or functional testing based on risk and availability

Answer

No testing; symptoms alone are sufficient for invasive angiography

Answer

Exercise ECG only in all

Answer

Cardiac MRI is contraindicated

Answer

Troponin testing only

us-abim MCQ (SBA): Stable Chest Pain Testing

A 60-year-year-old with stable angina and recurrent symptoms despite optimal therapy is referred for testing. Which is appropriate per chest pain guideline?