Client reported with intermittent chest pain

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Mrs.Sarah is a client reported with intermittent chest pain. She explained it as central ache that do not radiate to the arms or jaw. It occurs predominantly with effort and sometimes become worse in walking or inclining, but restless at rest after a few minutes. She is not a smoker and no family history of coronary artery disease. List down Mrs. Sara's problems based on priority.

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