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A patient with diabetes is surprised to learn that he has been having angina when the only problem he has been experiencing is a "bit of fatigue and shortness of breath." How should the nurse explain to this patient?
1. Shortness of breath is the first symptom of angina.
2. There is no classic symptom of angina.
3. Slight fatigue is usually the first symptom of angina.
4. Persons with diabetes may experience pain differently.

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