Biology, 10.05.2021 07:00, coombsbob

A 23 years old female wad admitted with palpitations of two days duration. Her past medical history is not significant. BMI is 20.0, she lost about 25 lbs withing last four months using restricted diet, drinking mostly mineral water, and jogging. ECG: premature ventricular beats. Cardiac enzymes: negative. CBC: pending. BMP: pending. What is the differential diagnosis? What is the underlying mechanism?

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