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A 32-year-old female patient has just had blood drawn; the results show a TSH level of 0.1 microunits/mL. After feeling different for longer than 6 months, the patient finally came to the clinic.
 
  Assessment reveals insomnia, rapid speech, muscle weakness, intolerance to heat, and in-creased appetite. The nurse suspects ______________ and anticipates that the most preferred treatment will include ____________________. a. myxedema; 1 year of suppressive medications
  b. Graves' disease; thyroid supplements
  c. Plummer's disease; surgery or radiation therapy
  d. thyroid storm; long-term thyroid replacement medications
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