In this ihuman case Stable Angina: Lead, MNM Unstable Angina:

In this ihuman case Stable Angina: Lead, MNM Unstable Angina: Alt, MNM Pericarditis: Alt Explanation: Stable Angina: This is ranked as “Lead” and “MNM” because the patient’s symptoms of chest pain that is exertional and relieved by rest are classic for stable angina. Given her history of coronary artery disease (CAD), stable angina is the most likely diagnosis. It is a “Must Not Miss” condition because it indicates underlying cardiac ischemia that needs management to prevent progression. Unstable Angina: This is ranked as “Alt” and “MNM” because, although the symptoms could suggest unstable angina, the fact that the pain is relieved by rest makes stable angina more likely. However, unstable angina is a critical diagnosis to consider due to its potential to lead to myocardial infarction, thus it is also “Must Not Miss.” Pericarditis: This is ranked as “Alt” because while pericarditis can cause chest pain, the characteristics of the pain (e.g., positional, pleuritic) and the absence of other typical symptoms (such as a recent viral illness or pericardial friction rub) make it less likely in this scenario. It is not tagged as “MNM” because it is less immediately life-threatening compared to angina. Write the primary diagnosis with ICD-10 code and clinical practice guideline, 3-5 differential diagnoses and coding; What were the key clinical presentation in this patient that led you to choose these differentials then how did you rule them out to reach your primary diagnosis

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