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The above ECG is obtained in a 21 year-old female African American collegiate basketball player as a pre-participation screening test.

What is the most appropriate next step for this athlete?
- She may participate with no further cardiac testing (this is a normal variant for young African-American athletes).
- She may participate in practices but not games until further cardiac testing is performed.
- She should have a Holter monitor and exercise treadmill performed and, if normal, may participate without restriction.
- She should be restricted from any practices or games until she has been reviewed by a cardiologist.
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The above ECG is obtained in a 16 year-old asymptomatic boy as a pre-participation evaluation for an elite hockey team. With respect to the ECG Findings shown by arrows:
- They are abnormal and require referral to a cardiologist and further investigation before consideration of participation in elite sports.
- They may resolve in some cases during exercise testing.
- They are a clearly defined risk factor for sudden cardiac arrest in adolescent athletes and such athletes are proscribed from participation.
- They are normal in a trained athlete.
- Both B and D are correct.
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The ECG findings here are most consistent with:
- A congenital conduction system problem
- A normal finding in a trained athlete
- Evidence of exposure to lyme disease and associated myocarditis
- A condition that predisposed to sudden cardiac arrest related to dangerous bradyarrhythmias
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