A 48-year-old female comes to the WHNP’s office for her well…
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A 48-yeаr-оld femаle cоmes tо the WHNP's office for her well-womаn exam but is also complaining of shortness of breath. The patient looks winded just walking into the exam room. She also reports abdominal distension and leg swelling for the past several months. Her past medical history is unremarkable, expect that she has been smoking a pack of cigarettes for the past 15 years, uses cannabis weekly, and drinks a bottle of wine a day. VS are within normal limits. Physical examination demonstrates a laterally displaced and enlarged apical impulse. The patient has moderate abdominal distension and pitting edema to the knees. Bibasilar rales are appreciated on pulmonary auscultation. The WHNP feels uncomfortable given the patient's shortness of breath, so she refers the patient to the emergency room. The patient has a chest x-ray with pulmonary vascular congestion, and an echocardiogram diagnoses a cardiomyopathy with an low ejection fraction of 23% (weak pump function). Coronary angiography is within normal limits, showing no coronary artery disease. Lab work showed the following abnormalities: Hemoglobin 10.5 (low) Platelet count 100 (low) AST 180 (high) ALT 66 (high) Other chemistries and labs were in normal ranges The WHNP suspects the likely etiology of the patient's clinical condition is
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