A 62 year old lady presents to your OPD with complaints of dizziness and apprehension since 3 months.
She also occasionally complains of Angina as well.
She denies any fever or other significant problem.
Her BP is 150 / 80 mmHg
There are no other remarkable Respiratory, cardiovascular , GI or neurological system pathology
You note presence of xanthelasmas around her upper eyelids.
1. Which investigations would you like to perform :
2 . What are the findings in ECG
3 . What is the mpost likely diagnosis
4. How will you treat this patient
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1. Which investigations would you like to perform :
Lipid profile + Cholesterol ,Sugar Levels,ECG,Renal profile
As patient has high BP and xanthelasmas with a cardiac problem, it would be a good approach to conduct above tests in order to find out the underlying cause of the problem.
2 . What are the findings in ECG
P-waves have no relation to the QRS complexes.
The QRS complexes are normal . P-waves have constant PP interval and ride straight through the strip, without any relation to QRS complexes.
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