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Lamotrigine will likely improve her symptoms
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Lamotrigine is an antiepileptic, also known as a anticonvulsant. This should help reduce her periods of "blacking out" along with the confusion, staring, and unresponsiveness.
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The best answer to the question: Which statement accurately describes appropriate diagnostic interpretation of her findings, would be: This woman is coursing with acute pancreatitis.
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Although there are no statement, there is no other way to interpret what has been found. Because of the elevated levels of lipase, an enzyme which is produced by the pancreas, and which, when found elevated in blood, indicates that something is going on with the pancreas, we can almost certainly say that she is presenting with acute pancreatitis. Other signs that point to this are the tenderness in both of the upper quadrants, the presence of vomiting and epigastric pain, and the absence of other symptoms that would at first might have pointed towards the liver. However, the signs and symptoms this woman is showing, and the lab results, point to only one possible diagnosis at this point, and which would be confirmed by the ultrasonography.
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D. The length of time spent in treatment is the single best predictor of a successful outcome
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The success of a treatment is correlated to the length of the treatment period, which is the time spent in treatment
The longer the episode of treatment the increases in the probability of a successful outcome, than the outcome probability obtained in a short period or length of treatment time.
The quality of the treatment program and the candidate motivation are usually related to the retention rates of candidates in a program.
