Though severe, Takotsubo is remarkably short-lived and typically not deadly. About 4 percent of sufferers die, while about 75 percent fully recover after 10 days. “It’s absolutely incredible,” said Trisha Singh, a cardiologist at University Hospitals Dorset in England. “I remember seeing a lady with her left ventricular function severely damaged, but when I came back and rescanned her six hours later, it had gone from severely damaged to almost mildly impaired to almost normal.”

Standard care is to treat the patient for heart failure, “But now, more recently, especially with seeing some people recover so rapidly, it raises a question;” Singh says. “Should we even be bothering with trying to put people on these medications? Are they even going to do any good?” It’s possible that with basic medical support for the patient, the heart may unbreak itself.

Q: What is Dr. Singh’s attitude towards the recovery through medications?

Casual.

Pessimistic.

Favorable.

Skeptical.

观点态度题。根据最后一段“Should we even be bothering with trying to put people on these medications? Are they even going to do any good? (我们是否应该费心尝试让人们服用这些药物？他们会有什么好处吗？)”可知，她对药物治疗的必要性持怀疑态度。故选D。