Case #1: A 37-year-old woman presents to her primary care physician with a complaint of severe chestpain when she walks uphill in cold weather. The pain disappears when she rests. She has a pack perday smoking habit, she also has stage 2 HTN and a BMI of 31. Q3: With her current condition, which of the following myocardial oxygen requirements would be theMOST affected at rest?A. A decrease in myocardial oxygen supply by a stable plaqueB. A decrease in myocardial oxygen demand by increased stroke volumeC. A decrease in myocardial oxygen supply by an unstable plaque and thrombus formation

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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