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    A 16-year-old male amateur wrestler is brought to the ED after he fainted during practice. Vitals at triage are BP 110/70, HR69, RR 12, T 35.9, Sat 100% on room air and weight 55kg (50%ile for weight), BMI 17. He is brought in with a note from a medic at his training camp who documented a HR 44 of at the time of the event. Orthostatic vitals are supine BP 120/75, HR 50 and standing BP 105/70, HR 70. He appears well and is eager to get back to training as he is competing in the final of the weight class he has recently dropped down to. Which of the following is the best statement regarding management of this patient?

    By Ali Tabatabaey|2025-03-10T18:47:49-04:00March 10th, 2025|Comments Off on A 16-year-old male amateur wrestler is brought to the ED after he fainted during practice. Vitals at triage are BP 110/70, HR69, RR 12, T 35.9, Sat 100% on room air and weight 55kg (50%ile for weight), BMI 17. He is brought in with a note from a medic at his training camp who documented a HR 44 of at the time of the event. Orthostatic vitals are supine BP 120/75, HR 50 and standing BP 105/70, HR 70. He appears well and is eager to get back to training as he is competing in the final of the weight class he has recently dropped down to. Which of the following is the best statement regarding management of this patient?

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