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Mrs. Duffy, aged 62, comes to your primary care office complaining of dull, left sided chest pain that increases somewhat on inspiration. This has been going on for over 24 hours and is not related to movement or exercise. The pain is worse when she lies down, with some relief when she sits up and leans slightly forward. On auscultation you hear a pericardial friction rub. Her electrocardiogram shows ST- segment elevation, a T-wave inversion, and PR-segment depression. The ST elevations are diffuse across the leads. You suspect: Group of answer choices Pulmonary embolism Costochondritis Acute MI Pericarditis
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