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17th March 2024
A 28 year old male presents to the hospital with malaise and darkened urine
A 28 year old male presents to the hospital with malaise and darkened urine. He was recently been prescribed a course of antibiotics in the community. On examination, his vital signs are stable; however, he is mildly jaundiced. Blood results show the following:
| Hb M(135-180g/L) F(115-160g/L) |
13 | Creatinine (55-120 umol/L) |
80 |
| WBC (4.0-11.0 * 10⁹/L) | 10.7 | eGFR | >90 |
| MCV 82-100 fl | 85 | Reticulocytes | 3.5% (high) |
| Platelets (150-400 * 10⁹/L) | 145 | B12/Folate | Normal |
Blood film shows fragmented red blood cells.
Which of the following drugs was he prescribed?
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