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A 16-year-old African-American male is brought into the emergency department with a chief complaint of severe chest pain after playing basketball. The client's medical history is positive for sickle cell anemia (SCA). What, if any, is the probable relationship between the client's playing basketball and the onset of his pain?
1.A high level of activity could have precipitated a deoxygenation episode.
2.Air pollution where he was playing may have triggered an allergic response.
3.He drank two caffeinated drinks while playing; the caffeine could have triggered a crisis onset.
4.His playing basketball and the onset of his chest pain probably had no relationship.

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