State medication the nurse would anticipate giving in the ed

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Mr. Smith has been experiencing chest pain with exertion. He has now continuous substernal chest pain associated with diaphoresis and SOB. He has admitted to the ED and placed on 2L O2 via NC and EKG was completed. His vital signs are HR98 BPM RR20 BP 145/84. EKG shows nonstemi changes and goes to the cath lab for diagnostic cath. State medications the nurse would anticipate giving in the ED.

Reference no: EM133732122

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