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2: "Call the plumber!": STEMI with atypical presentation

EPISODE · Oct 27, 2020 · 16 MIN

2: "Call the plumber!": STEMI with atypical presentation

from Rapid Response RN

On this episode, the patient was having a huge myocardial infarction but downplayed her symptoms as "just anxiety." But the primary RN followed her intuition, advocated for her patient, and saved her life!

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