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Chest Pain Red Flags: What to Rule Out First

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Key takeaways

  • Start by asking which causes can kill this patient in the next hour, not which diagnosis is most common.
  • Use ECG, haemodynamics, oxygenation, and trajectory to split cardiac, vascular, and respiratory emergencies fast.
  • If the physiology is unstable, escalate before the differential is tidy.