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Mr JK (аged 78 yeаrs) is аdmitted intо hоspital fоllowing transfer from his nursing home. He has had increasing confusion and tiredness. Past Medical History: COPD, iron deficiency anaemia, anxiety, depression, peripheral neuropathy and neuropathic pain, osteoporosis.Current Medicines: Adcal D3 2 once daily Alendronic acid 70mg once weekly Carbamazepine (Tegretol) 200mg twice a day Carbocisteine 750mg twice a day Ferrous sulphate 200mg once daily Salbutamol 100microgram inhaler 2 puffs when required Sertraline 100mg once daily Trelegy Ellipta one dose once daily Allergies: NKDA Initial bloods on admission: Reference Range Sodium 119 (135 – 145 mmol/L)Potassium 4.8 (3.5 – 5.1 mmol/L)Urea 4.3 (2.5 – 6.7 mmol/L)Serum Creatinine 76 (50 – 120 micromol/L)eGFR 68ml/min/1.73m2 Follow up investigations included: Serum osmolality 245mOSM/Kg (275–295 mOsmol/kg) Urine Osmolality 720 mOSM/Kg Urine Na+ 74mmol/L Mr JK is euvolemic and his thyroid and adrenal tests have come back normal. a) What is your primary differential diagnosis, causes of diagnosis and rationale for reaching the decision made? (5 marks) b) Based upon your primary differential diagnosis, what would your management plan and follow up of the patient be? (6 marks) c) During Mr JK’s admission into hospital, an incidental finding was that he had atrial fibrillation, his current HR is 92 bpm. The plan is to offer rate control and anticoagulate Mr JK. The junior doctors on the ward are discussing the best option for rate control for the patient and proposed the following 3 options. Doctor 1. Initiate bisoprolol 10mg once a dayDoctor 2. Initiate diltiazem modified release 120mg once a dayDoctor 3. Initiate amiodarone, standard loading then 200mg once a day Discuss the options proposed, and indicate which if any you would agree with, giving your rationale. What would your recommendation be for rate control management? (4 marks)