HPI
A 36-year-old man, previously healthy and physically fit, develops sudden severe chest pain while getting into bed. He attempts to walk to the bathroom but must lie down on the floor because of the pain.
Paramedics find him awake, flushed, diaphoretic, and clutching his chest. His heart rate is in the 90s, respiratory rate 50 breaths/min, and oxygen saturation 100%. He cannot remain still for a blood pressure measurement, but his palpated systolic pressure is approximately 90 mmHg. The following 12-lead ECG is obtained: