Understanding Myocardial Infarction

Tachycardia, barely perceptible pulse, low blood pressure, elevated temperature (correct)

Low heart rate, high blood pressure, sweating, normal temperature

Hypertension, rapid breathing, high fever, normal pulse

Rapid breathing, high heart rate, high blood pressure, low temperature

Blood test and X-ray

Physical examination and urine analysis

History of the patient and ECG changes (correct)

CT scan and MRI

To prevent cardiac arrhythmias

It reduces the risk of hypertensive crisis

Earlier treatment leads to better prognosis (correct)

To minimize the risk of respiratory failure

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