A healthy patient who is having a routine physical assessment, complains of chest pain. What is the most appropriate

A healthy patient who is having a routine physical assessment, complains of chest pain. What is the most appropriate rationale for setting this as a new priority for care, in this case? Question 10Select one: a. Pain, while a second-level priority, is always urgent in an otherwise healthy patient b. For a health patient, such a sudden change in condition requires emotional support c. Continuing with the routine physical assessment is not a client-centred approach d. Delays in addressing the complaint could be physically harmful