text_1: This is another question.  65-year-old man, smoker, doesn't take care of himself.  Pressured by his wife.  This private screening service showed that he most probably has blockage of at least one of his vessels.  (The screening service is a computerized tomography scan of the heart, marketed directly to patients.)  "What should I do?"  I didn't ask for this.  Do you know how much work this is?
text_2: In this patient with transient ischemic attacks and no murmur, should I do an echocardiogram anyway?