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Heart Attack Quiz

Your score on the heart attack quiz is not as important as the fact that it could help solidify your knowledge of heart attacks and maybe even teach you something you didn't know about myocardial infarction. To complete the self–test, simply click on the most correct answer for each question and then click "Submit." You will immediately be given the correct answer and additional information about heart attack symptoms, prevention and treatment. Your final score will be given at the end of the self–test, along with some links to additional information. After reading that additional information, we recommend that you re–take the quiz. Good luck!


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