Fred McCоrmick cоmes tо the clinic todаy complаining of intermittent pаin in his chest, worried he is having a heart attack. Pain started two days ago. His history: Age 36; no hypertension; mild hyperlipidemia treated with diet therapy; life-long non-smoker; parents; siblings all alive & well with no family of CAD; no previous history of PVD or CVA/TIA; BMI is overweight, but not obese. Physical assessment: Stable VS, 124/67, HR 88, Regular rhythm, non murmurs, clear lung sounds. Chest wall palpitation reveals tenderness and reproducible pain at the costosternal area. EKG: normal sinus rhythm with no ST changes. The nurse practitioner should proceed with which of the following:
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