A 45-year-old presents to the ED with chest pain. ECG is nonischemic; two high-sensitivity troponins 3 hours apart are below the 99th percentile and u...

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A 45-year-old presents to the ED with chest pain. ECG is nonischemic; two high-sensitivity troponins 3 hours apart are below the 99th percentile and unchanged. HEART score is 2. What is the recommended next step?

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Discharge with timely outpatient follow-up and risk factor management

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Admit for routine stress testing

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Immediate invasive coronary angiography

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Begin dual antiplatelet therapy and admit

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Obtain CT pulmonary angiography

us-abem MCQ (SBA): Low-Risk Chest Pain

A 45-year-old presents to the ED with chest pain. ECG is nonischemic; two high-sensitivity troponins 3 hours apart are below the 99th percentile and unchanged. HEART score is 2. What is the recommended next step?