43. Choice A is the correct answer. NSTEMI's are also none as non Q wave MI have a higher mortality rate. They usually do not have occlusion of the related coronary artery. The infarction does not go all the way through the wall. These are medically treated with beta blockers, nitrates, morphine, oxygen, and ASA. ACE inhibitors are helpful for those with decreased ejection fraction.
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