Which of the following clinical cues exhibited by a patient with stable angina should alert the health care provider to notify the patient's physician?

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Clinical clues to the development of unstable angina that should alert the health professional to notify the patient's physician include angina at rest,occurrence of typical angina at lower level of activity than usual,angina several times a day versus a week,evidence of loss of previously present myocardial reserve,or angina that occurs in the morning that is worse with minor activity.

Which of the Following Clinical Cues Exhibited by a Patient