Most relevant cues in History

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Highlight what you believe are the most relevant cues in the History and note why they are relevant. Amanda Weber, a 19-year-old White female, was brought into the ED yesterday after she passed out at the mall. She was admitted for overnight observation and evaluation. Amanda, upon admission, was found to be severely malnourished, to have several electrolyte levels below normal limits, and to be at 75% of her ideal body weight. Amanda states she simply "forgot" to eat breakfast before meeting her friends at the mall for a day of shopping.

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