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A patient with borderline personality disorder is being treated with carbamazepine. Which of the following laboratory results indicate that this patient is experiencing an adverse reaction to the medication

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For a patient with borderline personality disorder being treated with carbamazepine. is indicative of an adverse drug reaction, a blood count with irregular rates.

Endocrine disorders caused by carbamazepine

Edema, fluid retention, weight gain, hyponatremia and reduced blood osmolarity caused by an antidiuretic hormone (ADH)-like effect, leading in rare cases to water intoxication accompanied by lethargy, vomiting, headache, confusion and neurological disorders .

With this information, we can conclude that for a patient with borderline personality disorder being treated with carbamazepine. is indicative of an adverse drug reaction, an irregular blood count.

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