3. To fill in your SAMPLE history and OPQRST history you ask the patient some more questions and get the following answers. "I have high blood pressure and take a medication called metoprolol for that. I have had my gallbladder taken out and a hernia repair in the past. I'm not allergic to anything. I had a normal lunch about an hour ago. My pain was most severe here (points, see picture) and that is where it still hurts. It still radiates to my back a little bit." What are the causes of pain you learned about associated with pain located where this patient is indicating? Choose all that apply Pancreatitis Gastroesophageal Reflux (GERD) Appendicitis Aortic dissection

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