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This pаtient shоuld be аdministered а urine drug test, as she presents with symptоms cоmmon to amphetamine users, including agitation/aggression, nausea, anorexia, dry mouth, mydriasis or dilated pupils, and elevated blood pressure. This patient is not currently experiencing any symptoms of influenza. Increased blood pressure and dilated pupils are not common symptoms of the flu. N-acetylcysteine is an antidote medication for poisoning with acetaminophen. Even though the patient states that she took acetaminophen pills during the last 24 hours, she did not overdose. Although the patient presents with some symptoms associated with food poisoning (nausea, headaches, dry mouth) that would require rehydration measures, additional tests are necessary. Even though morning sickness from pregnancy is possible, it does not account for all her symptoms (dilated pupils and the ability of the patient to stay up for long periods of time).