On the other hand, the development of tangible performance targets (i.e., objectives) and the. relationship between performance measures and agency decisionâmaking outside the asset. management areas appears inconsistent.
Pain that can be pinpointed with the top of one finger. Pain that can be reproduced by moving or pressing on the chest wall or arms. Pain that is constant and lasts for hours (although no one should wait hours if they suspect they are having a heart attack) Pain that is very brief and lasts for a few seconds. Pain that spreads to the legs.
Every year emergency room doctors evaluate and treat millions of people for constant aching chest pain. Fortunately, chest pain does not always signal a heart attack as you might think and many people think. More commonly, chest pain is unrelated to any heart problem. However, even if constant aching chest pain you experience has nothing to do with your cardiovascular system, the problem may still be important.