Review Question - QID 204280

You are the medical doctor on call at an inpatient psychiatric facility, where you are asked to see a 38-year-old woman who has been hospitalized for the past 4 days. She has a history of schizophrenia and was admitted after assaulting a passenger on the public transit service. The psychiatric team has been titrating her antipsychotics, and she has been relatively well during her stay thus far. You learn from the orderly that she has been experiencing nausea and malaise now for 24 hours. Currently, she is complaining of headache and weakness and appears confused. On exam, she appears euvolemic. While awaiting preliminary blood test results, you perform a urine dipstick which shows the following:
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