Chest Pain Assessment: What to Do When Your Patient Has Chest Pain


Maybe the cause of the chest pain is nothing more than indigestion, a muscle strain, or some other innocuous problem. However, chest pain can potentially point to a more serious and life-threatening cause, such as an acute myocardial infarction (AMI).
For this reason, chest pain must always be considered cardiac in nature until proven otherwise.
Note: This article is intended as a refresher and should not replace best-practice care. Always refer to your facility’s policy on addressing chest pain.
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