Multiple Choice
Mr.Henry has ST segment elevations in II,III,and aVF along with reciprocal ST depression in I,aVL,and V₁-4.Right-sided EKG shows ST elevation in V₃-4R.His blood pressure is quite low.Mr.Henry is normally hypertensive.This description is consistent with
A) pericarditis.
B) early repolarization.
C) inferior MI complicated by a right ventricular infarction.
D) extensive anterior MI complicated by cardiogenic shock.
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