Which of the following signs would the patient experience when the nurse evaluates that fibrinolytic therapy has not been successful in restoring perfusion to the myocardium?

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Continuing chest pain is a sign that fibrinolytic therapy has not been successful in restoring perfusion to the myocardium. Other signs such as dyspnea and tachycardia, rise in CK enzyme or increase in premature ventricular contractions may not necessarily indicate failure of fibrinolytic therapy.

Which of the Following Signs Would the Patient Experience When