Question 35 · LEK · Coronary artery disease
Typical anginal pain:
- A. is localized retrosternally and radiates to characteristic regions.
- B. is precipitated by exertion or emotional stress.
- C. is relieved by rest or sublingual administration of nitrates.
- D. true are A,B.
- E. true are A,B,C.
Hint
Classic angina is defined by three features: location and character, the trigger, and what relieves it.
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