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Question 14 of 50

A 58-year-old diabetic arrives with 40 minutes of crushing central chest pain. Saturations are 97% on air and he is haemodynamically stable. The first drug to give after attaching a monitor is:

A. Oral aspirin 300 mg ✓
B. IV unfractionated heparin
C. High-flow oxygen by face mask
D. Subcutaneous fondaparinux
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✓ Correct

Aspirin 300 mg given promptly reduces mortality in acute coronary syndrome and is first-line once a monitor is attached. Anticoagulants follow the chosen reperfusion pathway; routine oxygen is not needed when saturations are already adequate...

📖 Oxford Handbook of Emergency Medicine, 5th ed. — Acute coronary syndromes

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