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I agree w/ @ana01, in second question, B is also a definite possibility. In fact, it is probably more likely than E.
For the Q1, I am gonna stick to F - noncompliance - because I think they are asking about a pat who is epileptic and being chronically treated by phenytoin, not in general...
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alina l didn't think at l about noncompliance, took it for granted that he was under treatment..
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alina, i think your answers are aslo right for Q 1 and 2
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Q1) *F* correct.
The most frequent precipitating factor in adult dx of epilepsy is drug noncompliance. Simply pat don’t take it.
Q2) asking "Potential 2ndry clinical" consequence is: *E* correct. Rhabdomyolysis -> myoglobinuria, INC serum Creatine kinase & pigmented granular urinary casts. One the potential systemic complications.