Case 1.
Chief complaint: A 60-something African American male with 5 days of increasing SOB with dyspnea on exertion.
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Chief complaint: A 60-something African American male with 5 days of increasing SOB with dyspnea on exertion.
This male in his 60’s has a PMH of CAD with MI and CABG, HTN with LVH, hyperlipidemia, and mild HF with only moderately reduced ejection fraction (and some diastolic dysfunction as well).
He presents with 5 days of worsening shortn…
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