The hsTn allows for greater ability to detect cTn near the level of detection in patients with chronic health issues. Patients who are rules out for MI should be tested: 1) >2 hours after the onset of chest discomfort 2) The rule out period should be extended past one value at presentation. 3) All of these are correct no references, just homework

The hsTn allows for greater ability to detect cTn near the level of detection in patients with chronic health issues. Patients who are rules out for MI should be tested: 1) >2 hours after the onset of chest discomfort 2) The rule out period should be extended past one value at presentation. 3) All of these are correct no references, just homework

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Chapter6: Icd-10-cm Outpatient And Physician Office Coding

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