CAD,LMCA,+ IVD.

A 77 year old male presented with a six months history of exertional dyspnea and recent onset of chest pain. He denied fevers or weight loss. His vital signs were normal. Physical examination demonstrated dullness on percussion and decreased breath sounds at the bases bilaterally. What is his diagnosis.

35 year old male with no medical history, came with chest pain, sharp in nature. No complaint of dyspnea. Vitals :BP 122/67 HR Around 70 RR 22 sat 94 No additional findings at the physical exam. Troponin came back negative. Wondering about the rhythm. Suggestions?

38 yr male,severe dyspnea, chest pain & pedal edema; past alcoholic & heavy smoker, presently under treatment for pulmonary TB. What is the likely diagnosis in this case?

65yr old male pt came wd h/o chest pain 3days back know no pain but bp was 190/100 t/t telma am hs

40 yr old male uncontrolled diabetic , non smoker with h/o fever 2 months , on and off cough , weight loss . No h/o chest pain/ hemoptysis/dyspnea. No significant past h/o respiratory illness .