Case 2: Differential Diagnosis

Less likely given absence of significant alcohol history and lack of jaundice. Try again!

Good choice! This is a good option given the history of IV drug use

Good choice! This is a good option given the history of the patient attempting suicide. She denies herbal or dietary supplements but over the counter medications such as acetaminophen can be a culprit.

Less likely given the lack of comorbid autoimmune disease or family history.

This is possible given severe nausea and vomiting but is less likely to have systemic symptoms. Try again!

Acute liver failure secondary to Wilson disease should be ruled out in young patients with underlying psychiatric disorders. The labs will help evaluate further.