Which of the following is NOT a symptom associated with gastrointestinal bleeding?

Chest pain is not a symptom typically associated with gastrointestinal bleeding. When gastrointestinal bleeding occurs, symptoms usually arise from the effects of blood loss and the underlying issues within the digestive tract. Common symptoms include nausea, fatigue, and weakness. Nausea can result from the irritation of the stomach lining or disrupt the normal digestive process. Fatigue is often related to anemia caused by blood loss, while weakness can result from both the loss of blood volume and the body's response to ongoing bleeding.

In contrast, chest pain is more commonly related to cardiac issues or pulmonary problems. While some individuals might experience chest discomfort from severe gastrointestinal distress, it is not a primary symptom indicative of gastrointestinal bleeding.