NREMT AEMT Level Quiz
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CARDIOLOGY & RESUSCITATION
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You are called to a 60-year-old male complaining of crushing substernal chest pain for 30 minutes. He is pale and diaphoretic. Vital signs are: BP 88/50 mmHg, P 52 bpm, R 24/min. The cardiac monitor displays a sinus bradycardia.
The combination of chest pain, hypotension, and bradycardia is most suggestive of an occlusion affecting which part of the heart?
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