Answer to Question 1
1,2,3
Rationale 1: The patient should use a condom to prevent exposure of a female partner to semen, which may contain the drug.
Rationale 2: This drug is dangerous for children and should be kept in a secure place.
Rationale 3: The patient should not give blood during the time this medication is being taken and for up to a month after the drug is stopped.
Rationale 4: Heavy exercise is not restricted.
Rationale 5: There is no need to decrease sodium.
Global Rationale: The patient should use a condom to prevent exposure of a female partner to semen, which may contain the drug. This drug is dangerous for children and should be kept in a secure place. The patient should not give blood during the time this medication is being taken and for up to a month after the drug is stopped. Heavy exercise is not restricted. There is no need to decrease sodium.
Answer to Question 2
1, 2, 4
Rationale 1: Meningitis is a known cause of seizures.
Rationale 2: Ingestion of poison is a known cause of seizures.
Rationale 3: Hypotension is a known cause of seizures.
Rationale 4: Hypoglycemia is a known cause of seizures.
Rationale 5: Depression is not a known cause of seizures.
Global Rationale: Meningitis, ingestion of poison, and hypoglycemia are all known causes of seizures. Hypotension and depression are not known causes of seizures.
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