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Question 

Based on this information, list three differential diagnosis? Explain your rationale for each diagnosis. General Survey is used to assess the overall appearance, level of distress, and any obvious signs of illness or discomfort. This includes observing the patient's posture, facial expressions, and any signs of diaphoresis (sweating) or pallor, which can indicate distress or shock. Cardiovascular Examination given the chest pain and radiation to the arm and jaw; it is crucial to evaluate the heart. This includes auscultation for heart sounds, murmurs, or gallops, palpation of peripheral pulses, and checking for jugular venous distension (JVD) which can indicate heart failure or increased central venous pressure. Respiratory Examination: to assess for any respiratory distress or abnormalities that could be contributing to the chest pain. This includes auscultation of the lungs for breath sounds, wheezes, or crackles, and observing the respiratory rate and effort. Abdominal Examination to rule out any abdominal causes of chest pain, such as gastrointestinal issues. This includes palpation for tenderness, organomegaly, or masses, and auscultation for bowel sounds. Neurological Examination to assess for any neurological deficits that could be related to the patient's symptoms, such as stroke or other neurological conditions. This includes checking the patient's mental.