Your patient has a history of heart disease and is now complaining of chest pain.What finding on the ECG would suggest coronary hypoperfusion?
A)Elevated ST segment
B)Depressed ST segment
C)Inverted T waves
D)All the above

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All the options listed (Elevated ST segment, Depressed ST segment, Inverted T waves) can be indicative of coronary hypoperfusion, each reflecting different aspects or stages of ischemia and injury in the context of heart disease. Elevated ST segments are typically associated with acute myocardial infarction, depressed ST segments can indicate ischemia, and inverted T waves may suggest myocardial ischemia or a past myocardial infarction.

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