Atropine is clearly the best answer - though if I were making the question - I would have provided stronger indication that this patient is truly symptomatic (he might not be with a rate of 38/min and a BP of 90/minute - such that a brief period of cautious observation is not necessarily wrong for the case as presented given that atropine is not always benign). That said - low-dose atropine in the early hours of acute inferior MI has an excellent chance to be all that is needed ...
Atropine is clearly the best answer - though if I were making the question - I would have provided stronger indication that this patient is truly symptomatic (he might not be with a rate of 38/min and a BP of 90/minute - such that a brief period of cautious observation is not necessarily wrong for the case as presented given that atropine is not always benign). That said - low-dose atropine in the early hours of acute inferior MI has an excellent chance to be all that is needed ...
ReplyDeleteYou are right , The patient should be depicted more symptomatic.....
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thanks alot
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