A patient receiving dental treatment starts complaining of a severe pain in the chest.The medical history indicates the patient has been diagnosed with _____ and would have _____ medication with him for treatment.

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The severe pain in the chest could be a symptom of angina, a heart condition. The medication for treating angina is nitroglycerin, which the patient is likely to have with them for such situations. None of the other medical conditions listed would cause severe chest pain, and their respective medications are unlikely to provide relief for such symptoms.

A Patient Receiving Dental Treatment Starts Complaining of a Severe