Which of the following symptoms would be most typical of myocardial infarction? A Left sided stabbing chest pain, worse with deep breaths or coughing, associated with breathlessness B Central sharp chest pain, radiating to the back, associated with fast heart rate, and better when sitting forward C Central, burning chest pain, radiating to the throat, following meals D Central, crushing chest pain, radiating to the jaw, associated with breathlessness

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