Patient is admitted with chest pain and abdominal pain

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A patient is admitted with chest pain and abdominal pain. The hospital is trying to bill for the EKG charges for this service. Which of the following would be the proper diagnosis to use for the EKG. A. abdominal pain and chest pain. B. abdominal pain C. chest pain D. not enough information is given.

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